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Born : October 28, 1936<br> | '''Born''': October 28, 1936<br> | ||
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Bishop of [[Diocese of Lugano|Lugano]], 2004-2013 | Bishop of [[Diocese of Lugano|Lugano]], 2004-2013 | ||
[[File:Lugano-grampa.rel.jpg|center|300 px|Arms of {{PAGENAME}}]] | [[File:Lugano-grampa.rel.jpg|center|300 px|Arms (crest) of {{PAGENAME}}]] | ||
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The inflamed heart was chosen as a symbol of pastoral solicitude fueled by the flame of God's love. Furthermore, a flame is also part of the arms of the municipality of [[Busto Arsizio]], where the bishop was born. | The inflamed heart was chosen as a symbol of pastoral solicitude fueled by the flame of God's love. Furthermore, a flame is also part of the arms of the municipality of [[Busto Arsizio]], where the bishop was born. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:42, 28 January 2024
PIER GIACOMO GRAMPA
Born: October 28, 1936
Deceased:
Bishop of Lugano, 2004-2013
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Origin/meaning
The arms are quartered, but instead of the diocesan arms in the first and fourth quarter, the bishop replaced the grill of St. Lawrence in the first quarter by crossed keys. The keys and the scallop in the second quarter, are symbols of St. Peter (Pier) and St. James (Giacomo), the baptismal saints of the bishop.
The inflamed heart was chosen as a symbol of pastoral solicitude fueled by the flame of God's love. Furthermore, a flame is also part of the arms of the municipality of Busto Arsizio, where the bishop was born.
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