Miss me yet? You may have noted that our ten painted glass art deco windows have been removed and their rotting frames replaced. As part of the church restoration project, the windows are themselves being reworked with the central figures in each window being retained and the decoration around the figure being replaced. The draft proposal for the first window to be reworked is featured on the cover of this week’s bulletin. You might note that the decorative border, which was originally art deco, now matches the more classical style found on the St. Cecilia window in the choir loft, while the background of the scene is far more realistic and is reminiscent of the background of the windows in the apse, behind the altar. The hope is to create a stylistic unity with the new windows while maintaining the subject matter and ele- ments of the original windows. The first two windows are being worked on now and will be installed by the end of the year. They are being funded by a generous loan from the diocese. If you are interested in the project or know someone who would like to fund a window, large or small, please contact our Direct of Advancement, Mrs. Am- ber Hiske at ahiske@shgr.org for more information.
STAINED GLASS WINDOW RENOVATION
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Sisters in Christ...
As we enter into Advent and begin to prepare for Christmas, join us in contemplating how we can welcome the Christ Child into our hearts this season. While exterior preparations involve decorations, lights, and gifts, the most fitting gift we can offer our humble King is a humble heart—a quiet place, made empty so that it may be filled with His presence.
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Please join us every Monday for a new topic each week. Check out what is happening in November! We hope to see you there.
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All are welcome to join us for First Saturday Mass 7:45 AM
followed by
Potluck Breakfast and Catechesis for all ages in the Academy Cafeteria (take the tunnel from Marian side of church)![]()
Tell your friends.
Tell your enemies too, because Jesus said we should "love our enemies".
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