The mark consists of a stylized font and design of the word "SAINT" consisting of the capitalized stylistic letters "S", "I" and "T" with each of these letters consisting of all of its respective parts and the capitalized stylistic letters "A" and "N", with both of these letters presented as a deconstructed letter with one diagonal stroke wherein the two diagonal stokes of the deconstructed letters "A" and N are parallel to each other. The cross bar of the letter "A" is centrally and horizontally positioned above the diagonal stroke of the partially deconstructed letter "A". The bottom end of the diagonal stroke of the deconstructed letter "A" tapers into a bracketed serif at both its left and right sides. The letter "I"'s stem tapers into two bracketed serifs at both its top end and its bottom end. The deconstructed letter A is adjoined to the bottom of the letter "I" through the merging of the deconstructed letter "A"'s right bottom bracketed serif with the letter "I"'s left bottom bracketed serif. The top end of the diagonal stroke of the deconstructed letter "N" tapers into one bracketed left serif. The deconstructed letter "N" is adjoined to the letter "I" through the merging of deconstructed letter "N"'s left bracketed serif with the top right bracketed serif of the letter "I". The stylistic letters "S" and "T" are not adjoined to the deconstructed letters "A" and "N". The letter "S" has two bracketed beak type of serifs where the serifs are not contiguous with their respective horizontal portion of the "S" letter but are each separated from the horizontal portion by a small space. The letter "T" consists of a stem that tapers into two bracketed serifs at its bottom end. The arms of the letter "T" are represented by a left bracketed serif and a right bracketed beak type of serif that are not contiguous with the stem but are separated from the top of the stem by a small space. The left bracketed serif that serves as the left arm of the letter "T" also serves as the top end of the non-shown right stem of the deconstructed letter "N". The letters "S", "I", and "T" and the deconstructed letters "A" and "N" are all of substantially the same height and contrast.