Our Stained Glass Windows - Holy Family Church

OUR STAINED GLASS WINDOWS
HOLY FAMILY CHURCH

Historically, Stained Glass Windows with their sparkling light and radiant colors have been used by the Catholic Church as a teaching tool while at the same time providing spiritual inspiration to all who view them!

As our church is under the patronage of the Holy Family our beautiful Stained Glass windows tie into the theme of the family of St. Joseph, the Blessed Virgin Mary & Jesus.

Click through on any of the images to view the larger picture!

Immaculate Conception

In thy Conception,
Holy Virgin thou wast Immaculate.

Annunciation

Ave Maria Gratia Plena

Visitation

Whence is this?
That the Mother of my Lord
should come to me?

Joseph's Dream

Joseph, son of David
fear not to take unto thee Mary as thy wife. For that which is conceived in her
is of the Holy Ghost.

Joseph & Mary's Wedding

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And Jacob begot Joseph the husband of Mary of whom was born Jesus who is called Christ.

No Room at the Inn

St. Joseph's glad the journey is over

The Nativity

Falling down they adored Him!

Shepherds

Gloria in Excelsis Deo

Presentation

Behold this Child is set for the fall and the Resurrection of many in Israel.

Joseph's Dream

Arise and take the Mother & Child
and flee to Egypt.

The Flight into Egypt

Glorious St. Joseph
how didst thou toil to nurture
and to serve the Son of the Most High especially in the Flight into Egypt.

The return to Nazareth

Out of Egypt I have called My Son.

The Holy Family in Nazareth

Most powerful guardian
of the most Holy Family
protect the chosen race of Jesus Christ.

Jesus Lost

And thinking that He was in the Company, they came a day's journey and sought Him among their kinsfolks and their acquaintances.

Jesus Found

How is it that you sought Me?
Did you not know that I
must be about My Father's business?

Joseph's Death

Eternal Divine Son, by Thy love for St. Joseph who was Thy faithful Guardian have mercy on us and upon the dying.

Choir Loft

Two Churches Joining as ONE Family Together in Love		Our Stained Glass Windows
Two Churches Joining as ONE Family Together in Love
		OUR STAINED GLASS WINDOWS HOLY FAMILY CHURCH Historically, Stained Glass Windows with their sparkling light and radiant colors have been used by the Catholic Church as a teaching tool while at the same time providing spiritual inspiration to all who view them! As our church is under the patronage of the Holy Family our beautiful Stained Glass windows tie into the theme of the family of St. Joseph, the Blessed Virgin Mary & Jesus. Click through on any of the images to view the larger picture! Immaculate Conception In thy Conception, Holy Virgin thou wast Immaculate. Annunciation Ave Maria Gratia Plena Visitation Whence is this? That the Mother of my Lord should come to me? Joseph's Dream Joseph, son of David fear not to take unto thee Mary as thy wife. For that which is conceived in her is of the Holy Ghost. Joseph & Mary's Wedding . And Jacob begot Joseph the husband of Mary of whom was born Jesus who is called Christ. No Room at the Inn St. Joseph's glad the journey is over The Nativity Falling down they adored Him! Shepherds Gloria in Excelsis Deo Presentation Behold this Child is set for the fall and the Resurrection of many in Israel. Joseph's Dream Arise and take the Mother & Child and flee to Egypt. The Flight into Egypt Glorious St. Joseph how didst thou toil to nurture and to serve the Son of the Most High especially in the Flight into Egypt. The return to Nazareth Out of Egypt I have called My Son. The Holy Family in Nazareth Most powerful guardian of the most Holy Family protect the chosen race of Jesus Christ. Jesus Lost And thinking that He was in the Company, they came a day's journey and sought Him among their kinsfolks and their acquaintances. Jesus Found How is it that you sought Me? Did you not know that I must be about My Father's business? Joseph's Death Eternal Divine Son, by Thy love for St. Joseph who was Thy faithful Guardian have mercy on us and upon the dying. Choir Loft








































































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