SAINT JAMES THE GREAT: The shell is used to refer to this apostle as a symbol of pilgrimage. He is the patron saint of Spain and of pilgrims. His beheading by Herod is recorded in Acts 12:1-2. Donated by Donald and Eleanor Cummings in memory of our parents: George and Myrtle Brown and William and Lelia Cummings. SAINT VLADIMIR: The patron saint of Russia was an ardent promoter of Christianity and built many churches and monasteries. His symbol is the cross of the Eastern Church. Donated by Doris Angus Mancuso in thanksgiving for husband and family. SAINT JOHN: This emblem of the "beloved disciple" refers to an attempt on his life. The poison departed in the form of a snake and he remained unharmed. Donated by Mr. and Mrs. William Pinch,Jr. in memory of William and Florence Pinch. OLIVE: The olive stands for peace, harmony and healing. Needlepointed by Elizabeth Tardiff, Doris Mancuso and Marcia Day.