Coat of arms of the U.S. Archbishop Allen Henry Vigneron, Archbishop of Detroit and Ecclesiastical Superior of the Cayman Islands.
Archbishop Vigneron’s coat of arms was originally designed for his 1996 episcopal ordination under Cardinal Adam Maida, and then updated following his appointment as archbishop.
The crest includes a shield divided into three portions.
The lower right corner includes a swan to show his family’s history in the small farming village of Swan Creek (near Anchor Bay) dating back to 1840.
In the upper right corner there is a vine with grapes to honor his family’s name, Vigneron, which translates to “vine tender” in French.
The left side of the shield is covered with the seal of the Archdiocese of Detroit.
The number of tassels draped alongside the shield is representative of Vigneron’s rank within the Catholic Church. Ten tassels denote the crest of an archbishop.
Vigneron’s motto, Aspicientes in Jesum, is taken from St. Paul’s letter to the Hebrews. In Latin, it translates to “keeping our eyes fixed on Jesus.”
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