ST. MARY CATHOLIC CHURCH, MONROE, MICHIGAN
STAINED GLASS WINDOWS

127 N. Monroe Street
Monroe, MI 48162
Tel: 734.241.1644
 

St. Mary's takes special pride in its windows. The windows in the nave were installed in 1903. They are Tiffany-like ornamental windows and the rosettes at the top are symbolic of teachings of the Church. The windows around the Romanesque sanctuary were installed between 1903 and 1914. They represent significant events in the life of Jesus and Mary. The borders are rich with symbolic designs.

click here for descriptions of some of the symbolic meanings

click on thumbnails below to view large pictures
positions of windows in The Sanctuary


The Assumption
(15 by 28 feet)
 

The Blessed Sacrament
(15 by 18 feet)
 

St John the Baptist
 

The Immaculate Conception
 

St Ann, Mother of Mary
 

Coronation of Mary
 

The Sacred Heart
 

The Agony in the Garden
 

The Annunciation
 

The Resurrection
 

The Nativity
 

Blessed Sacrament
(detail)
 

The Assumption
(detail)

Gothic window
before renovation

Romanesque window
after renovation

POSITION OF WINDOWS IN SANCTUARY
POSITION OF WINDOWS IN SANCTUARY

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