His own arrogance and the lack of broad-based consultation on the redesigning of the coat of arms is another example of why this ... The font of the motto is not as bold. I am aware that I am ...

The rest, as they say, is history. The national flag — to be clear, the first official national flag of Canada — became law ...

Ex Libris, or bookplates, were the equivalent of a tag saying "this books belongs to x." Of course, these were much more ...

I’d like to point out two elements of my Episcopal Coat of Arms: my Episcopal Motto, Jesus’ words ... we are keenly aware that, for example, marriage, family and gender have no meaning ...

One of the key questions about Blue Origin is whether it will push toward full reusability with New Glenn. In 2021, Ars first ...

The North American Vexillological Association — it brands itself as the world’s largest club for flag enthusiasts — has settled on five basic rules for good flag design. They even distilled the rules ...

How do you feel when you read the statement, “47 percent of youth surveyed by the Search Institute have positive esteem. They feel good about themselves.” Does this percentage seem high or does it ...

You might have supporters on either side or a motto underneath, and the whole thing together is an achievement. You might often hear people talk about their ‘family crest’, which is a double misnomer.

The emblem is a symbol which consists of a visual representation of the symbol (pictura) and a mostly Latin inscription (motto, inscriptio ... Reference is made here to Pope Urban VI's coat of arms ...

Just the initials J and C—either John Calvin or Jesus Christ or both-frame a code of arms; there is no other text ... When we follow the example of the motto and offer our hearts to God through our ...

I mentioned the giving of blood for the sake of others and there was no more important blood shed than by Jesus Himself as payment for all our wrongdoing. We can be forgiven of everything, large and ...

His arms and legs throbbed ... Yet he was never one to give up, and adhered to the S.A.S.’s unofficial motto, “Always a little further”—a line from James Elroy Flecker’s 1913 poem ...