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The Crosses-crosslet symbolize missionary zeal. The Fess symbolizes the Oregon Trail. The Roses alludes to the See city of Portland, which is called the City of the Roses. | The Crosses-crosslet symbolize missionary zeal. The Fess symbolizes the Oregon Trail. The Roses alludes to the See city of Portland, which is called the City of the Roses. | ||
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DIOCESE OF OREGON
Country : United States
Denomination : Anglican
Established : 1854
See city : Portland
Official blazon
Or, on a fess between three crosses-crosslet gules, as many roses of the field, barbed and seeded vert.
Origin/meaning
The Crosses-crosslet symbolize missionary zeal. The Fess symbolizes the Oregon Trail. The Roses alludes to the See city of Portland, which is called the City of the Roses.
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