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Alan Stephen Williams, SM (born 15 March 1951) is an English Roman Catholic prelate and 7th Bishop of Brentwood. He is a member of the Marist Order.

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rdfs:label	Alan Williams (Bischof) (de) Alan Williams (bishop) (en) Alan Williams (duchowny) (pl)
rdfs:comment	Alan Stephen Williams, SM (born 15 March 1951) is an English Roman Catholic prelate and 7th Bishop of Brentwood. He is a member of the Marist Order. (en) Alan Williams SM (* 15. März 1951 in Blackburn, Lancashire) ist ein englischer Ordensgeistlicher und römisch-katholischer Bischof von Brentwood. (de) Alan Williams SM (ur. 15 marca 1951 w Blackburn) – brytyjski duchowny katolicki, biskup Brentwood od 2014. (pl)
foaf:name	Alan Stephen Williams (en)
name	Alan Williams (en) Alan Stephen Williams (en)
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birth place	Lancashire
birth place	Lancashire, England (en)
birth date	1951-03-15 (xsd:date)
dcterms:subject	1951 births Living people Alumni of the University of Cambridge Alumni of the University of Hull 21st-century English Roman Catholic priests 20th-century English Roman Catholic priests Alumni of Grey College, Durham Clergy from Lancashire English Roman Catholic bishops Roman Catholic bishops of Brentwood
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Roman Catholic Diocese of Brentwood Vincent Nichols Province of Westminster 1951 births Living people Sub tuum praesidium Thomas McMahon (bishop) Sidcup Alumni of the University of Cambridge Alumni of the University of Hull 21st-century English Roman Catholic priests Galero Durham University Roman Catholic Roman Catholic Church 20th-century English Roman Catholic priests Alumni of Grey College, Durham Clergy from Lancashire English Roman Catholic bishops Roman Catholic bishops of Brentwood Lancashire Bishop of Brentwood Society of Mary (Marists) Sheffield Hallam University George Basil Hume The Right Reverend Hull University
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symbolism	The personal arms which a diocesan bishop adopts are impaled with the arms of the diocese, with the shield of the diocese on the left side and his own arms on the right side which shows that he is the holder of the see. The pontifical cross behind the shield is based upon the shape of the Metropolitan Cross of Westminster from which the Diocese of Brentwood was formed. The green hat refers to that of a bishop, the number of tassels showing his rank. In the Bishop’s personal arms, the colours of the shield are based upon the arms of the Society of Mary, the Marists, . The three lilies are taken from both the arms of the Diocese of Lancaster, where Bishop Williams was born, and the arms of the ancient priory of Walsingham, where he was Rector. They are red to refer to the red rose of Lancaster and this also alluding to the Blood of the Martyrs. The three lilies are Trinitarian in number and also represent the three Diocese in which the Bishop has served as a priest and now bishop. These are impaled with the diocesan arms. The arms of the Diocese bear the cross from the shield of Saint Edward the Confessor, whose miracle of the ring and the beggar took place in Romford within the diocese and beneath this the three suns of Saint Edmund, from the arms of Saint Edmund’s College, Ware, as Bishop Bernard Ward, the first bishop of the Diocese, was born at Old Hall Green where the college stands. These suns are charged with three rings, referring to a mystical dream St Edmund received when a teacher of geometry, as a means of explaining the Holy Trinity. The Motto "Sub Tuum Praesidium" alludes to the Marist motto Sub Tuum Nomine and combines the Bishop’s own Marian devotion with that of St Edward the Confessor. (en)
year adopted	2014 (xsd:integer)

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