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Blazon: Or a Latin Cross Azure, on a chief wavy of the second three roses Argent barbed and seeded of the first.
Explanation: The blue and gold colors represent Our Lady and Our Lord. The three roses on top allude to a rosary or "rosarium” in Latin, which means a garland or crown of roses. The cross underneath represents the cross of Our Lord, the cross in a rosary, and the stone cross found on-site during the construction of our church building. Separating the two colors is a wavy line, that often in heraldry represents water, an allusion to our lake.
Motto: Although it is not customary to include a motto in the Coat of Arms of a church, our shield is ensigned with a scroll bearing the words of Our Blessed Mother: "Quodcumque dixerit vobis facite." It is taken from John 2:5, when the couple at the wedding feast in Cana ran out of wine, Our Blessed Mother commanded the servants "Do whatever He tells you." The motto describes our spirituality, following the command of Our Blessed Virgin Mother, to do whatever Jesus tells us.