Windows Interpretation

The Narthex Windows: Panel-A

Welcome Center

Below is an interpretation of the Narthex Windows.

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The Narthex Windows were relocated when the Welcome Center was added. They are now located on the east wall of the Bride's Room ("cry" room). 

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The Altar Windows: Panel-B

Below is an interpretation of the Altar Windows.

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The Balcony Windows: Panel-C

Below is an interpretation of the Balcony Windows.

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The Genesis Windows: Panel-D

Below is an interpretation of the Genesis Windows.

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The Old Testament Windows: Panel-E

Below is an interpretation of the Old Testament Windows.

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The New Testament Windows: Panel-F

Below is an interpretation of the New Testament Windows.

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The Sacraments Windows: Panel-G

Below is an interpretation of the Sacraments Windows.

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The Advent or Prophecy Windows: Panel-H

Below is an interpretation of the Advent or Prophecy Windows.

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The Nativity and Epiphany

 Windows: Panel-I

Below is an interpretation of the Nativity and Epiphany Windows.

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The Jesus' Baptism 

 Windows: Panel-J

Below is an interpretation of the Baptism Windows.

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The Crucifixion 

 Windows: Panel-K

Below is an interpretation of the Crucifixion Windows.

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The Resurrection 

 Windows: Panel-L

Below is an interpretation of the Resurrection Windows.

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Interpretation of West & East Windows

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