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Summarium

Insigne

Pope John Paul I's coat of arms.
Azure, a collee argent issuant from base beneath three mullets of five points or in chevron, points to chief, on a chief argent a lion guardant, winged, and with nimbus or fimbriated sable displaying an open book inscribed PAX TIBI MARCE EVANGELISTA MEUS.

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The presence in the coat of arms of the "patriarchal head of St. Mark" recalls - as for St. Pius X and John XXIII - the period in which Cardinal Luciani was patriarch of Venice. It is a transposition of the famous emblem of the Serenissima Republic. The lion is the symbolic animal of the evangelist St. Mark, who, during his apostolic wanderings, would have stayed on an island in the lagoon and there he had the vision of an angel who greeted him by the Lord with the words: "The peace be with you, Mark, my evangelist". In the weapon of the Serenissima the lion was "golden" and held a saber; the field was red, reminiscent of the imperial purple. Adopted by the Patriarch, the emblem became religious and no longer political, and the field changed from red to silver. Therefore, the lion could no longer be "golden", and returned to "natural". Moreover, to manifest the peaceful character of the Christian religion, the lion lost his saber. Before Mons. Luciani was appointed patriarch of Venice, the upper part of his coat of arms was occupied by a profile of mountains, which wanted to remember those of the birthplace of the Presule (Canale d'Agordo is almost a thousand meters above sea level). The three stars on a blue background, which still form the central part of the coat of arms, illustrate the concept of light, included in the surname Luciani. The mountains, which have disappeared from the "head" to give way to the lion of Venice, have moved to the "tip", assuming the same heraldic form used by Pope Paul VI. It can therefore be said that just as John Paul I united in his name that of his two immediate predecessors, so his coat of arms took on something of both: the "head of St. Mark" in imitation of John XXIII's and the "Italian mountains" in the likeness of Paul VI's.

References

Translated from www.vatican.va (in Italian)

Datum

27 Martius 2007

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Pope John Paul I's coat of arms

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	Dies/Tempus	Dimensiones	Usor	Sententia
recentissima	21:58, 9 Februarii 2014	773 × 1 000 (124 chiliocteti)	Denniss	Reverted to version as of 19:17, 9 February 2014 - please use the talk page to explain your changes/completely different new version, otherwise expect a block for edit-warring
	21:47, 9 Februarii 2014	1 319 × 1 319 (342 chiliocteti)	Echando una mano	No es motivo para revertir según [https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Rollback]
	19:17, 9 Februarii 2014	773 × 1 000 (124 chiliocteti)	Maximus0970	Size
	22:08, 8 Februarii 2014	1 319 × 1 319 (342 chiliocteti)	Echando una mano	Motivo?
	21:59, 8 Februarii 2014	773 × 1 000 (124 chiliocteti)	Fry1989	Reverted to version as of 18:40, 8 February 2014
	20:13, 8 Februarii 2014	1 319 × 1 319 (342 chiliocteti)	Echando una mano	Reverted to version as of 15:06, 3 February 2014
	18:40, 8 Februarii 2014	773 × 1 000 (124 chiliocteti)	Maximus0970	Reverted to version as of 13:37, 14 June 2007
	15:06, 3 Februarii 2014	1 319 × 1 319 (342 chiliocteti)	Echando una mano	Cambios menores en el león
	23:05, 24 Ianuarii 2014	1 319 × 1 319 (323 chiliocteti)	Echando una mano	Nuevo diseño del león y tiara y llaves.
	13:37, 14 Iunii 2007	773 × 1 000 (124 chiliocteti)	Magul	== Opis == {{Information \|Description= {{pl\|Herb Jana Pawła I}} {{en\|Pope John Paul I's coat of arms}} \|Source= own work \|Date= 2007-03-27 \|Author= User:mAgul \|Permission={{PD-Coa}} \|other_versions= }} == Licensing == {{GFDL}} [