The Vatican has released Pope Leo XIV’s coat of arms: “That we might all be one in Him.”

#QuizTime Where are we today?

Well it has taken a while, but I final got round to creating an infographic on the Heraldic Conventions for Men and Women. @theheraldrysociety.bsky.social. It's available immediately as a PDF download from cityandlivery.etsy.com, A2 printed posters will be available from 16 May.

⚠️Our next lecture is free⚠️ ‘Heraldry in the Household Division’ will not only delve into the history of the seven regiments of guards, but also their unique colours and standards. Are you attending? 📍RAF Club, Picadilly 🗓️Feb 12, 18:00 www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/heraldry-i...

The College of Arms has a job opening for a probationary officer of arms. Apply here: www.college-of-arms.gov.uk/news-grants/...

“The language of blazon is ideally suited to IT as it has a standard dictionary of terms, rules (grammar) and conventions that can be converted into software code.” - Paul Jagger theheraldrysociety.blogspot.com/2025/01/hera...

In this new series on Heraldic Artists, The Herald will highlight the many talented artists who contribute to heraldry. In this edition, Quentin Peacock. theheraldrysociety.blogspot.com/2025/01/hera...

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#QuizTime There is a lot going on here, but where were we on Friday evening?

Welcome to all our new followers, whether discovering us for the first time, or migrating over from X.

Apparently some of our follower are not aware that we have a very active blog. If you haven’t discovered it already The Herald may be read (and commented on) at t.co/wQwPiDMobP. Standby for another fascinating blog post later today

For the Gin drinkers among you there are still a few bottles of our Coronation Gin available for purchase: wharfdistillery.co.uk/product/ths-...

Ladies and Gentlemen, our latest blog article features an interview with no lesser heraldic personage than The Right Honourable the Lord Lyon King of Arms, The Rev. Dr Joseph John Morrow CVO CBE KC DL FRSE theheraldrysociety.com/blog

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