Religious or Ecclesiastical heraldry: Difference between revisions

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*[[Ecclesiastical heraldry of Norway|Norway]]
*[[Ecclesiastical heraldry of Norway|Norway]]
*[[Ecclesiastical heraldry of Papua New Guinea|Papua New Guinea]]
*[[Ecclesiastical heraldry of Peru|Peru]]
*[[Ecclesiastical heraldry of Peru|Peru]]
*[[:Category:Ecclesiastical heraldry of the Philippines|Philippines]]
*[[:Category:Ecclesiastical heraldry of the Philippines|Philippines]]

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Religious or Ecclesiastical heraldry


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This section deals with non-personal religious heraldry, which means no coats of arms of bishops, priests etc, but only from dioceses and similar institutions in the Christian church and, whenever I find examples, of other churches. The arms are listed by country or religion. All arms are listed in the country in which the largest part of the territory is located at present.

Countries

Religions

Collector's items

Arms of Cistercian abbeys - Armorial Cistercien a series of 176 postcards issued in Belgium, showing arms of Cistercian abbeys worldwide.