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- Host: the circular shape, as a backdrop, is the Eucharistic bread, which, in the Mass, we call the host. Host means victim. The Eucharistic bread, or sacred host, is Christ, who becomes a victim, a sacrificed lamb, on the table of the Holy Mass. The Mass is the center of our ideal as a Sacramentine family; men and women, from the four corners of the world, gather, inspired by Saint Peter Julian Eymard, to form a Eucharistic Church.
- IHS: at the top of the host, the inscription Iesus Hominus Salvator. Jesus, the sacrificed lamb, food of our life, is our Savior, the one who frees us from all anguish and offers us a path to happiness, incomparable in this world.
- Cross: next to the IHS, a cross is drawn, because, in each Mass, we remember the Lord's paschal mystery, his surrender, life, death and resurrection. Therefore, it is a host, a victim, a sacrificed lamb. Through the Cross, we are Christians.
- Features of the host: Jesus, holy host, is our light. As the Sun shines all year round in the land of light, Christ is our true light, who guides our steps.
- Supporting ropes: from the base of the Cross, the ropes that support our ideal are born. It is the cross that points us to heaven, but a heaven that touches the earth. Therefore, from the base of the cross, we go to the base of our history.
- Tent: From top to bottom and to the center, our tent is sustained by the mystery of the Eucharist. It is the source and summit of our ideal and love. The tent is the image of God. God pitched his tent among us, God dwelt among us, God became flesh and came to live among us. The tent always reminds us of the spirituality of the incarnation, because a tent has to do with dwelling among us.
- SSS: The tent bears the mark of the SSS, Community of the Blessed Sacrament. We are the Congregation of the Blessed Sacrament, a religious family whose central mission is to know and make known the Blessed Eucharist. SSS is the acronym.
- The Flame: resembles fire
YELLOW WHEAT: Remembers the Eucharist
GOLDEN YELLOW: In the liturgy we remember the royalty of Jesus
BLUE: The Virgin Mary, Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament
RED: The Holy Spirit