A new logo has been launched for the Sacred Heart Minor Seminary in Victoria, Gozo.

The Sacred Minor Seminary School opened its doors for a new scholastic year on the 27th of September. Following Mass, celebrated by the new Major Seminary Rector Fr. Joseph Bajada, the new logo of the school was launched which replaces the old one.

The SHMS explained that a team of teachers leading this project considered the long and prestigious heritage of the school and ensured that the main elements are preserved within the new logo.

The logo consists of six horizontal lines; the first lower three lines flow downwards at the centre to depict the image of a book which symbolises the Holy Bible, source of all knowledge. The three lines at the top have a curve at the middle to remind the viewer that Gozo is the island of the three hills. The third curve from above is halted at both sides at the middle to make space for the Cross. The Cross – representing the Catholic School – and the three lower lines are in yellow while those above are in white; the traditional colours of the Roman Catholic Papacy.

“Upon observation one notices that the logo is executed with the most basic element of art – the line,” the Seminary said.

The new logo, which was professionally designed by Philip Sultana, a past pupil of the SHMS, and will now feature on the school’s uniform and upon all official documents of the school.

The launching of the new logo coincides with the launch of the new school website (gozoseminary.com) and the new school uniform.

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