St. Paul’s key

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St. Paul’s key is a heraldic symbol associated with Saint Paul, commonly depicted as a key representing his apostolic authority and frequently used in ecclesiastical coats of arms.

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St. Paul’s key canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ecclesiastical symbol
heraldic symbol
appearsWith book of scriptures
sword of Saint Paul
associatedWith New Testament apostles NERFINISHED
Saint Paul the Apostle NERFINISHED
depictedIn church architecture
liturgical furnishings
stained glass
hasCulturalRole marker of ecclesiastical jurisdiction
hasIconographicForm key
hasReligiousContext Christianity NERFINISHED
Western Christianity NERFINISHED
hasThematicRelation apostolic succession
church governance
keys of the kingdom of heaven
represents apostolic authority
symbolOf authority to bind and loose
guardianship of doctrine
spiritual authority
usedAs charge in heraldry
usedBy cathedrals
church institutions
dioceses
religious orders
usedFor identification of churches dedicated to Saint Paul
visual representation of Saint Paul in heraldry
usedIn church seals
coats of arms
ecclesiastical heraldry

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