The theme of "Christ the Savior" is carried in the windows
in the main nave. The twenty four great windows show the Savior
present in the Gospel: The coming of the Savior, the Savior and
sinner, the Savior as teacher of all, the Savior's triumph over
death (on the east side); the Savior and work, the Savior and the
joys and sorrows of life, the Savior instituting the Holy Eucharist,
and finally the Savior's redeeming sacrifice (on the west side).
Two large windows behind the altar contain symbols of the Sacraments.
Designed by Jean Barillet of Paris, the windows are 67 feet high
and 13 1/2 feet wide. The glass is embedded in concrete, instead
of the usual lead cames.
The theme of "Christ the Savior" is carried in the windows
in the main nave. The twenty four great windows show the Savior
present in the Gospel: The coming of the Savior, the Savior and
sinner, the Savior as teacher of all, the Savior's triumph over
death (on the east side); the Savior and work, the Savior and the
joys and sorrows of life, the Savior instituting the Holy Eucharist,
and finally the Savior's redeeming sacrifice (on the west side).
Two large windows behind the altar contain symbols of the Sacraments.
Designed by Jean Barillet of Paris, the windows are 67 feet high
and 13 1/2 feet wide. The glass is embedded in concrete, instead
of the usual lead cames.