Athlone St John, Crawford St Dominic, Hanover Park The Holy Nativity, Hazendal All Saints, Lansdowne St Aidan, Lansdowne St George the Martyr, Silvertown Archdeaconry of Constantia St Martin, Bergvliet Christ Church, Constantia St Luke, Diep River Christ Church, Kenilworth St Philip, Kenwyn Holy Spirit, Kirstenhof All Saints, Plumstead St Faith, Plumstead St Cyprian, Retreat St Andrew, Steenberg Emmanuel, Wynberg St John, Wynberg Archdeaconry of Groote Schuur St Mark, Cape Town St Philip, Cape Town St Michael and All Angels, Observatory St Luke, Salt River All Saints, Woodstock St Bartholomew, Woodstock St Mary the Virgin, Woodstock Archdeaconry of Ibongoletu Church of the Resurrection, Bonteheuwel Eluvukweni Mission, Crossroads St Columba, Guguletu St Mary Magdalene, Guguletu Church of the Holy Spirit, Heideveld St Cyprian, Langa Church of the Reconciliation, Manenberg Holy Cross, Nyanga Archdeaconry of Rondebosch Christ the King, Claremont St Matthew, Claremont St Saviour, Claremont St Peter, Mowbray St Andrew, Newlands St Paul, Rondebosch St Thomas, Rondebosch Archdeaconry of Waterfront St Peter, Camps Bay St Paul, Cape Town Church of the Ascension, Devil's Peak St Barnabas, Gardens St Peter the Fisherman, Hout Bay Church of the Holy Redeemer, Sea Point St James the Great, Sea Point St Mary, Tristan da Cunha List of Bishops and Archbishops Assistant bishops From 1931, Sidney Lavis was coadjutor bishop of the diocese. In 1964, Patrick Barron became an assistant bishop of the diocese. Schools The Diocese has four diocesan schools: Diocesan College Herschel Girls' School St. Cyprian's School St. George's Grammar School Coat of arms The diocese has borne arms since its inception. The arms, designed by Bishop Gray, combined elements of those of the dioceses of Durham (where Gray had been Bishop) and Bristol (his first chaplaincy, when his father was Bishop of Bristol) and of Baroness Burdett-Coutts, who financed the establishment of the diocese. In their original form, the arms were : Quarterly Azure and Sable: I and IV, a lion rampant Argent; II and IV, three open crowns palewise Or; on a cross throughout Or an anchor in fess point Sable and in honour point the shield of arms of Baroness Burdett-Coutts; the shield ensigned with a Bishop's mitre proper. The arms were revised by the College of Arms and granted in 1952. The revision consisted of replacing the Burdett-Coutts shield with a stag's head erased Gules, between the attires a pheon Azure. These arms were registered at the Bureau of Heraldry in