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The arms are based on the arms of some unrelated Fitzpatrick family, which consists of a black field with a silver saltire with a chief of blue bearing three gold fleurs de-lis. The basic design has been retained, but the colors have been changed and two additions have been made to make this interpretation of these Fitzpatrick arms personal to the Bishop. Four ermine tails honor the Pelletier family of the Bishop's mother. In French "pelletier" means "furrier". | The arms are based on the arms of some unrelated Fitzpatrick family, which consists of a black field with a silver saltire with a chief of blue bearing three gold fleurs de-lis. The basic design has been retained, but the colors have been changed and two additions have been made to make this interpretation of these Fitzpatrick arms personal to the Bishop. Four ermine tails honor the Pelletier family of the Bishop's mother. In French "pelletier" means "furrier". | ||