Parish WebStoreLogo Design Contest

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One of the things that I have heard from others who are looking through the images is that they really like the ones that promote the "All things Catholic" wording. From my perspective, #13 and #28 standout well with the crosses, but #29 is very authentic with the old Latin. I am still waiting to hear from some others I work with on their thoughts on that as well. Thank you

One of the things that seems to have come up in our last conversations is that there seems to be a lack of the Catholic notion. They are christian symbols but more of the lines of nondenominational, we really want to make sure it is a strong Catholic symbol (keys to Peter, Basilica) something like that. If there is just someway to keep the designs but add that Catholic identity. Thank you all for your efforts!

A person in my group asked about doing this: Along the lines of relating to the words in the name “Parish Webstore”, perhaps try something that relates to parishes and the word “parish”, - symbolically represented say by the shape of a traditional church, or even the Vatican with the colonnades and St. Peters behind it. etc
Something that relates to the “web” – Incorporate the image of a computer mouse along with a religious symbol; or a computer screen w/ a crucifix in it.

any last commnnts from the group have been about seeing a rosary somehow involved within an existing design or removing a cross and replacing with rosary