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THOMAS DANIEL BEAVEN

Born: March 1, 1851
Deceased: October 5, 1920

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Argent, the figure of St. Michael subduing the dragon, all proper.

MOTTO: Michael salutis signifer?

The bishop used simply arms with the patron saint of the diocese.

The motto means "Michael, standard bearer of salvation" and is taken from the Hymn "Te splendor et virtus" for the feast of St. Michael.

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Brassard, 1957

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-Born : March 1, 1851<br>
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-Deceased : October 5, 1920
+'''Deceased''': October 5, 1920
-Bishop of [[Diocese of Springfield in Massachusetts|Springfield in Massachusetts]], 1892–1920
+Bishop of [[Diocese of Springfield in Massachusetts|Springfield in Massachusetts]], 1892-1920
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+[[File:springfield-beaven.jpg|center|300 px|Arms (crest) of {{PAGENAME}}]]
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 Argent, the figure of St. Michael subduing the dragon, all proper.
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 The motto means "Michael, standard bearer of salvation" and is taken from the Hymn "Te splendor et virtus" for the feast of St. Michael.
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-[[Literature]] : Brassard, 1957
+[[Heraldic literature - Ecclesiastical heraldry|'''Literature''']]:
+Brassard, 1957
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