Description of Bishop Albert Thévenot's Coat of Arms

The blue sky represents the African sky, which is usually full of stars.  One of them is
called the Nosoroma star.   It represents the child of God who reflects the presence of
God.
The hilltop represents Bishop Thevenot’s home area of Manitoba with its wheat fields.
The green field represents the fertility of the African soil in some areas.
The sheaf of wheat represents Saskatchewan and the city of Prince Albert.
The open book is the Word of God.
The motto: Ut vitam habeant means ‘that they may have life’.   Bishop Thévenot wants
the people of God to be taken up by the Spirit of Christ, alive and transforming this world
by their...