Coats of Arms of Filipino Overseas Catholic Communities

 Prot. N. 001/2021/PhOCC

 

Coat of arms of the National Coordinating Office for Filipino Chaplaincies in Italy 

National Coordinator: Rev. Gregory Gaston, S.T.D.

Date Assume: 2021

Motto: PASCITE GREGEM DEI ("Tend the flock of God", from 1 Peter 5:2) 

Heraldic design: Rev. John Brillantes and Rev. Stefano Cañuto, O.S.A.

Artwork: Stevie Yambao of Escudos Ecclesiasticus Ph.

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Prot. N. 00272021/PhOCC

 

Coat of arms of Santo Rosario-Risorgimento Filipino Catholic Community, Rome, Italy (founded in 1985).

Blason: Azure, a bordure of rosary beads Argent, with cross Fleury pendant Or set in the center, charged with the figure of a radiant Eucharistic bread proper, inscribed with the monogram of Christ and surrounded by twelve stars of eight points Or in Orle.

The shield is surmounted by a Filipino Salakot.

Motto: Sub tuum praesium (Under your protection).

Date assumed: 2006

 

 Copyright: © Santo Rosario-Risorgimento Filipino Catholic Community, Rome

 

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Prot. N. 003/2021/PHOCC

 

 

Coat of Arms of Filipino Catholic Community, Pisa

 

Date Asummed: 2006 

Heraldic design: Rev. John Brillantes

Artwork by: Steve Yambao of Escudos Ecclesiasticos Ph.

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Prot. N. 004/2021/PhOCC

Coat of Arms of Filipino Catholic Community in Ferrara

 

Date Assumed: 2015

Heraldic design: Rev. John Brillantes

Artwork by: Steve Yambao of Escudos Ecclesiasticos Ph.

 

Coats of Arms of Filipino Catholic Institutions

 Prot. N. 001/2021/PhCI

Coat of Arms of Pontificio Collegio Filippino 

The Filipino Catholic Institution in Rome, Italy is officially named Pontificio Collegio Seminario de Nuestra Señora de la Paz y Buen Viaje (English: Pontifical College Seminary of Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage; Latin: Seminarii Sanctae Mariae de Pace, et in Collegio S. Bon Voyage). It is a college for diocesan priests from the Philippines studying at pontifical universities in Rome.

Collegio filippino was formally established as an institution with pontifical rights by Pope John XXIII, on June 29, 1961 through the Papal Bull Sancta Mater Ecclesia.

Blason:

Argent: a fess sinister Azure charged with three mullets Or in between perforation Gules; in Chief a crown proper of Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage framed by olive wreath of peace; in base a Spanish Galleon afloat proper. The shield is surmounted by the Papal Tiara and set against the keys Or and argent in saltire position, pointing upward.

Motto: SACERDOTES DOMINI VOCABIMINI ("You yourselves shall be called «Priests of the Lord»." - from Isaiah 61:6)

Heraldic design by: Rev. John Brillantes and Rev. Gregory Gaston

Artwork rendered by: Dion Christian Tirambulo Abella of Escudos Ecclesiasticos Ph.