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===Official blazon=== | |||
Quarterly argent and azure: 1, a dove descending in tongues of fire proper; 2, an open book proper edged or thereon the letters Alpha and Omega gules; 3, the Virgin's monogram argent the extremes tipped by two fleur-de-lys or; 4, a pall argent fimbriated azure thereon five crosses formée fitchée sable. Motto : Sapientiam et intellegentiam. | Quarterly argent and azure: 1, a dove descending in tongues of fire proper; 2, an open book proper edged or thereon the letters Alpha and Omega gules; 3, the Virgin's monogram argent the extremes tipped by two fleur-de-lys or; 4, a pall argent fimbriated azure thereon five crosses formée fitchée sable. Motto : Sapientiam et intellegentiam. | ||
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MATER DEI INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION
Country: Ireland
Campus/location : Drumcondra
Official blazon
Quarterly argent and azure: 1, a dove descending in tongues of fire proper; 2, an open book proper edged or thereon the letters Alpha and Omega gules; 3, the Virgin's monogram argent the extremes tipped by two fleur-de-lys or; 4, a pall argent fimbriated azure thereon five crosses formée fitchée sable. Motto : Sapientiam et intellegentiam.
Origin/meaning
The arms were officially granted on June 6, 1992.
Unfortunately we have no information on the meaning or origin of these arms yet.
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