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Our Lady of Grace, Dearborn Heights, Michigan

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Window

Building Name: St. Charles Catholic Church

City: Newport

Window Shape: 3 (arched)

Subject/Title of Window: Marriage at Cana; Holy Communion; Widow of Nain

Brief Description of Subject: Arched window with three scenes depicted. Bottom scene shows Our Lod taking the hand of a boy [?] lying on a bed. A woman stands at the head of the bed. Another kneels at side. The raising of the widow of Nain's son, perhaps? Center picture shows a haloed man [not Our Lord] adminstering Communion to a kneeling haloed man while another, haloless, man kneels in background. Holy Spirit in form of Dove shines ray of light on the saint receiving Communion. Top shows the marriage at Cana. Our Lord stands at left. A servant pours water at right. Another man stands behin servant. The bride sits at the table.
Shield at bottom of window depicts a coat of arms. Yellow shield with black cross dividing it in four. First quarter features pair of black antlers. Other three each show a black bird. Three yellow stars across horizontal arm of cross. Shield surmounted by bishop's miter.
Protected on exterior by Lexan. Form says Lexan was installed in 1945, but Lexan had not been invented then, so this is likely a mistake, intended only to say that the window was installed in 1945.

Condition of Window: good

Height: 14 ft

Width: 3 ft

Marriage at Cana; Holy Communion; Widow of Nain
Marriage at Cana; Holy Communion; Widow of Nain
Coat of Arms
Coat of Arms
L to R: Windows 20, 21, 101, 1, 2
L to R: Windows 20, 21, 101, 1, 2
L to R: C3, 19, S3, S4, S5, 20, 21, 101, 1
L to R: C3, 19, S3, S4, S5, 20, 21, 101, 1
L to R: 20, 21, 101, 1
L to R: 20, 21, 101, 1

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