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Help choose Our Lady of Grace’s Logo

Each logo option carries meaning that reflects both our Catholic faith and our parish. They are symbols of faith and identity at our church. These designs are not only visual emblems — they tell a story about who we are and what we value.

Marian Logo - This logo inspired by the symbol on the Saint Gabriel altar near the Market Street entrance. By incorporating this sacred design element, the logo serves as a daily reminder of our devotion to Mary and our parish's connection to the Blessed Mother. This logo is designed using Marian blue and two other shades of blue.  

Coat of Arms Logo - The Coat of Arms Logo is filled with layers of symbolism that bring together faith, tradition, and community:

• The Front-Facing Lion – Symbolizes feminine strength and courage of a mother, and represents our school mascot, the panther when its paw is raised.  

• The Green Background – Honors Greensboro, our hometown which is named after Nathaniel Greene.  

• The Fleur-de-Lis – A timeless Catholic symbol of the Virgin Mary and is a symbol of purity and devotion in the field of green, a deeper symbol of Greensboro.

• The Immaculate Heart – Reminds us of Mary’s unwavering love, her faithfulness, and our call to live out those same virtues in our own lives and ties to the Immaculate Heart in our main stained glass window.

• Ave Gratia Plena - This was said to the Blessed Virgin Mary by Saint Gabriel in the Bible, meaning  that she was completely full of Grace.

Together, these symbols unite faith, heritage, and local pride into a design that represents our parish and school family.Both the Marian Logo and the Coat of Arms Logo reflect more than just artistic design — they reflect who we are as a Catholic community. Rooted in tradition, grounded in faith, and proud of our Greensboro home, these logos remind us daily of the values we strive to live and share.

Help us decide which design best represents Our Lady of Grace Catholic parish.