Jacobus Teerenstra

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JACOBUS TEERENSTRA

Born: October 2, 1911
Deceased: May 13, 1961

Auxiliary Bishop of Doumé, 1949-1951; Titular Bishop of Bure
Apostolic Vicar of Doumé, 1951-1955
Bishop of Doumé, 1955-1961

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Origin/meaning

The dove is a symbol for the Congregation of the Holy Spirit to which the bishop belonged. The lower half symbolises the city of Jerusalem.

The grapes are a symbol for the Eucharist, the two oak leaves and the motto refer to strength, the fourth power of the Holy Spirit. The water-lily leaves are taken from the flag of the dutch province of Friesland, where he was born.

Literature: Bode van de Heilige Geest, 1949

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