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L-Istemma ta’ Mons. Pawlu Cremona O.P. tirapreżenta l-kunjomijiet tal-ġenituri tiegħu, aħmar għal Cremona l-kunjom a’ missieru, u blu għal Cauchi, l-kunjom t’ommu. L-ordni Dumnikana, kappa sewda fuq abitu abjad, il-palju abjad bi slaleb suwed, li sinjal tradizzjonali tal-grad u l-awtorita’ ta’ Arċisqof Metropolitana li l-Papa jagħti kull sena lill-Isqfijiet il-ġodda nhar id-29 ta’ Ġunju, festa ta’ San Pietru u San Pawl.
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The Coat of arms of Mgr Paul Cremona O.P. represents the surnames of his parents, red for Cremona and blue for Cauchi; the Dominican Order, a black cape on a white habit; and a white palium with black crosses, which is the traditional symbol of the grade and authority given to new archbishops by the Pope on June 29, the feast of St Peter and St Paul. The coat of arms also includes a green ecclesiastical hat and 10 tassels on each side, a symbol of the Archbishop's authority. At the back is the eight-pointed Maltese Cross, which indicates the nationality of the Archbishop, and the Patriarchal Cross.
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