Donald Wuerl
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This is a representation of the coat of arms of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Washington (Washington, D.C.).
Quarterly azure and gules, a cross bottony over all quarterly or and argent; 1, a crescent argent; 2, three mullets of six points fesswise in chief argent; 3, as many mullets of five points fesswise in chief argent; 4, a head erased affronté and winged all argent.
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This is a representation of the coat of arms of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh.
Sable, a fess chequy argent and azure, in chief two crosses-pattées-arrondies or, over all in pale a sword, hilt in base, of the last.
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Coat of Arms U.S. Cardinal Donald William Wuerl, Archbishop of Washington.
Blazon: Arms impaled. In the dexter: Quarterly azure and gules, a cross bottony over all quarterly or and argent; 1, a crescent argent; 2, three mullets of six points fesswise in chief argent; 3, as many mullets of five points fesswise in chief argent; 4, a head erased affronté and winged all argent. In the sinister: Gules, a tower or charged with a cross alisé of the field.
The motto THY KINGDOM COME is taken from Saint Matthew's recollection of the Lord's Prayer (Matt. 6:10), and represents Cardinal Wuerl's commitment to the Church's conviction that the personal effort of each believer actually builds up in our lifetime the kingdom of God.
Source: www.adw.org Archdiocese of Washington
These images reflect the Blue Mass that marks the beginning of National Police Week in the Nation's Capital and Customs and Border Protection's involvement in paying tribute to Fallen Officers. The Archbishop of Washington D.C., Cardinal Donald William Wuerl, presides over the event annually. Photo by James Tourtellotte.