Johannes de Jong

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JOHANNES DE JONG

Born : September 10, 1885
Deceased : September 8, 1955

Co-adjutor Archbishop of Utrecht, 1935
Archbishop of Utrecht, 1936-1955
Cardinal : 1946

Arms of Johannes de Jong

Co-adjutor
Arms of Johannes de Jong

Cardinal

Official blazon

(personal arms) : van azuur met een rechtsgewende wassenaar van zilver en een schildhoofd van sabel beladen met drie linkerschuinbalken in goud. Wapenspreuk Dominus mihi adjutor

Origin/meaning

The personal arms of the bishop are based on the arms of Ameland, where the Archbishop was born. The gold can in the arms also symbolise the rays of the sun, as an allegory for God, and a moon as a symbol for the Catholic Church.

The motto is taken from Psalm 117.


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