| ST. LUCIA'S SYMBOLS OF NATIONHOOD |
| SILVERTORCH | THE ST. LUCIA FLAG |
ITS MEANING |
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The colors of the flag are blue, white, black and gold.
The flag is constructed of triangles, the golden triangle being central.
Cerulean Blue, which reflects the tropical sky and the surrounding waters, stands for fidelity. Gold represents the prevailing sunshine and also prosperity. Black and white represent the cultural influences - two races living and working in unity. The Negro culture is represented as dominant. The triangles represent the pitons, including the island’s famous twin Pitons at Soufriere, rising sheer out of the sea, and are a symbol of the hope and aspirations of the people. The designer of the flag was Saint Lucian artist, Dunstan St. Omer. |
| ST. LUCIA'S COAT OF ARMS |
ITS MEANING |
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The emblems on the Coat of Arms include
a Tudor Rose representing England, the Fleur de lis representing France,
a stool representing Africa, a Torch as a Beacon to light the
path, the The Motto
is " The Land, The People, The Light" |
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Sons and
daughters of St. Lucia,
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Lyrics By: Charles Jesse Music By: Leton Felix Thomas
The anthem was adopted in 1967 when St. Lucia became
self-governing. Upon independence in 1979, it was confirmed.
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