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(As the main r/brasil place coordinator on Discord, I saw that we were too busy with the Irish to really formalize this alliance. We do appreciate all the help though.)
 
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| aka = SD
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| description = The largest Catholic Discord server.
| description = The largest Catholic Discord server.
| subreddit = r/CatholicHumor
| subreddit = CatholicHumor
| website = http://www.discord.gg/Catholic
| discord = [https://www.discord.gg/Catholic/ .gg/Catholic]
| website = https://www.servusdeicatholic.com/
| artwork = [[Titulus Crucis]]
| artwork = [[Titulus Crucis]]
| logo = SD logo clear.png
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Servus Dei (Latin for "servant of God") is a [https://www.discord.gg/Catholic Discord] server that organized the effort to ensure Jesus' representation on the canvas, including the Titulus, the statue of [[Christ the Redeemer]], and other religious imagery on the canvas. By the end of the event, the Titulus Crucis remained on the canvas for over 40 hours.


Servus Dei, a Discord server, organized the effort to ensure Jesus' representation on the canvas, including the Titulus, the statue of [[Christ the Redeemer]], and other religious imagery on the canvas. By the end of the event, the Titulus Crucis remained on the canvas for over 40 hours.
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==Titulus Crucis==
{{MainArticle| [[Titulus Crucis]]}}
Servus Dei created and maintained the Titulus Crucis, which is a plaque that Roman soldiers put on the Cross above Jesus during the Crucifixion.


=r/place 2022=
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==Artwork==
The great alliance was established by the group's representatives, [https://www.reddit.com/user/RosaryPursuit u/RosaryPursuit] and u/WorthwhileWayfarer, both of whom received the "Prince of Servus Dei" role for their great contributions to the cause.
===Titulus Crucis===
 
:''See also: [[Titulus Crucis]]''
Members of this alliance include:
Servus Dei created and maintained the Titulus Crucis, which is a plaque that Roman soldiers put on the Cross above Jesus during the Crucifixion.
 
* [[The Wheat Farm]]
* [[r/FFXIV]]
* Buffalo New York ([[r/716Place]])
* The World Ends with You ([[r/twewy]])
* [[Turnt the Cat]]
* [[r/wintergatan]]
*[[r/AphexTwin]]
*Lehigh University ([[r/Lehigh]])
*[[r/Brazil|r/Brasil]] ([[Christ the Redeemer]]) (non-official alliance)


==Alliances==
==History==
==History==
When it looked as though nobody would actively organize any effort to create something Catholic on the board, u/VoidZapper suggested in the Servus Dei Discord server that we "get Jesus on the board" with an easy-to-construct and easy-to-defend design. Servus Dei, being the largest Catholic server on Discord, had at least a few members like the idea, and interest quickly grew from there. u/VoidZapper communicated with two other Discord servers about the project Servus Dei started, but very few individuals outside of Servus Dei voiced any interest. By the end of r/Place 2022, Servus Dei had utilized its general chat, a dedicated thread, and a new channel dedicated to this effort. Members who participated temporarily received the "Illustrator" reward role to receive pings during the event, and afterwards they permanently received the "Servants of Jesus, King of the Jews (INRI)" role.


The great alliance was established by the group's representatives, [https://www.reddit.com/user/RosaryPursuit u/RosaryPursuit] and u/WorthwhileWayfarer, both of whom received the "Prince of Servus Dei" role for their great contributions to the cause.
=== Initial Interest in r/place ===
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The effort to create the Titulus Crucis on r/Place began when various groups of Catholic redditors started discussing the creation of the Vatican flag. However, no groups began organizing before April 1, leading many to give up on the flag effort before it even started. Then, on April 2 after the first canvas expansion, u/VoidZapper went to Servus Dei, a server he moderates, asking, "Yo does anyone want to do the Vatican flag on r/Place?" He suggested they simply try to "get Jesus on the board" with an easy-to-construct and easy-to-defend design. Various members showed interest, and he then informed them that he'd already started and had two yellow tiles placed.
 
u/VoidZapper communicated with two other Discord servers about the project Servus Dei started, but very few individuals outside of Servus Dei voiced any interest.
 
=== Deciding on the Art ===
Before anyone had a clue of what to actually create, u/CatholicMemer (one of the admins of the server) suggested writing INRI, as it was "simple and doable." Immediately, u/VoidZapper created a few basic reference images for the group. Redditors unaffiliated with this project, believing this to be another [[Ukraine|Ukrainian flag]], began adding more yellow than necessary, leading to a re-design.
 
=== Server Structure ===
By the end of r/Place 2022, Servus Dei had utilized its general chat, a dedicated thread, and a new channel dedicated to this effort. Members who participated temporarily received the "Illustrator" reward role to receive pings during the event, and afterwards they permanently received the "Servants of Jesus, King of the Jews (INRI)" role.

Latest revision as of 05:40, 22 April 2022

SD logo clear.png
Servus Dei
Name Servus Dei
AKA SD
Description The largest Catholic Discord server.
Subreddit CatholicHumor
Discord .gg/Catholic
Website https://www.servusdeicatholic.com/
Artwork Titulus Crucis


Servus Dei (Latin for "servant of God") is a Discord server that organized the effort to ensure Jesus' representation on the canvas, including the Titulus, the statue of Christ the Redeemer, and other religious imagery on the canvas. By the end of the event, the Titulus Crucis remained on the canvas for over 40 hours.

r/place 2022

Artwork

Titulus Crucis

Main article: Titulus Crucis

Servus Dei created and maintained the Titulus Crucis, which is a plaque that Roman soldiers put on the Cross above Jesus during the Crucifixion.

Alliances

The great alliance was established by the group's representatives, u/RosaryPursuit and u/WorthwhileWayfarer, both of whom received the "Prince of Servus Dei" role for their great contributions to the cause.

Members of this alliance include:

History

Initial Interest in r/place

The effort to create the Titulus Crucis on r/Place began when various groups of Catholic redditors started discussing the creation of the Vatican flag. However, no groups began organizing before April 1, leading many to give up on the flag effort before it even started. Then, on April 2 after the first canvas expansion, u/VoidZapper went to Servus Dei, a server he moderates, asking, "Yo does anyone want to do the Vatican flag on r/Place?" He suggested they simply try to "get Jesus on the board" with an easy-to-construct and easy-to-defend design. Various members showed interest, and he then informed them that he'd already started and had two yellow tiles placed.

u/VoidZapper communicated with two other Discord servers about the project Servus Dei started, but very few individuals outside of Servus Dei voiced any interest.

Deciding on the Art

Before anyone had a clue of what to actually create, u/CatholicMemer (one of the admins of the server) suggested writing INRI, as it was "simple and doable." Immediately, u/VoidZapper created a few basic reference images for the group. Redditors unaffiliated with this project, believing this to be another Ukrainian flag, began adding more yellow than necessary, leading to a re-design.

Server Structure

By the end of r/Place 2022, Servus Dei had utilized its general chat, a dedicated thread, and a new channel dedicated to this effort. Members who participated temporarily received the "Illustrator" reward role to receive pings during the event, and afterwards they permanently received the "Servants of Jesus, King of the Jews (INRI)" role.

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