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ARCHDIOCESE OF LOS ANGELES
Country : United States
Denomination : Roman Catholic
Established :
Official blazon
Azure, three pairs of wings conjoined and erect, between the tips of each pair a rose, all or.
Origin/meaning
The arms contain three sets of angel wings, each guarding a golden rose. The golden rose symbolizes Mary, as the Mystical Rose, Queen of Angels. The angels' wings represent El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora de Los Angeles (now better known as LA).
The present arms were adopted upon the division of the Diocese of Monterey-Los Angeles into the Diocese of Los Angeles-San Diego and the Diocese of Monterey-Fresno in 1922. The arms have remained the same through the elevation of the Dioceses of Los Angeles-San Diego to an archdiocese.
Arms of Archbishops
Archbishop James Francis McIntyre (1948-1970), cardinal 1953
Timothy Manning (1970-1985), cardinal 1973
Roger Michael Mahony (1985-2011), cardinal 1991
Archbishop José Horacio Gómez (2011–present)
Arms of Auxiliary bishops
Bishop Robert Barron (2015-present)
Bishop Joseph Vincent Brennan (2015-present)
Bishop Edward W. Clark (2001–present)
Bishop Alexander Salazar (2004–present)
Bishop Oscar Azarcon Solis (2003–present)
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