CROWN: The crown represents All Saints because it is used as a symbol for many different saints. It represents sanctity or holiness because the nimbus or halo of a saint can be seen as a type of crown. The inscription "sanctus" refers to the chant "holy, holy, holy". CHI RHO: Chi and rho are the first two letters of the Greek word for Christ, which in combination give the form of a cross. They can also appear to spell the Latin word "pax" which means "peace". The palms represent the triumph of the martyr over death. RAYED HAND: This symbol for All Saints, a rayed hand of God, signifies divine care over the souls of the righteous. IVY: Ivy symbolizes eternal life because of its eternal green color and fidelity because of the manner in which it-clings to a support. Mr. and Mrs. Lee J. Bailey in memory of Helen P. Bailey, Albert and Alma Gedeon and Francis X. Zehnder. Needlepointed by Renate Leuthner.