Stained Glass Windows

There are three Stained-Glass Windows over the High Altar in the Sanctuary. 

Window to the North

 On the window to the north are the Arms of the Diocese.......

Central East window

The central east window portrays in coloured glass the Crucifixion of Our Lord with the Blessed Mary on one side and the Apostle St. John the Divine on the other. Underneath it is the following inscription:

"This window is placed by a few friends with respect and affection to the Memory of the Right Reverend D. G. Davis, first Bishop of Antigua."

Window to the South

..........whilst on the window to the south the Arms of the Diocese are impaled with those of the first Bishop. 

Stained Glass Window Restoration

The stained glass windows have been removed and will be sent overseas for cleaning and repair.  The restoration of this impressive and inspiring part of the Cathedral has been funded by our dear friends at the Mill Reef Fund.(click here)  The Mill Reef Fund is one of the oldest contributors to the Restoration.

Here are the windows prior to their removal.
(click on all the pictures for a close up)

Arms of the Diocese

Crucifixion of Our Lord

Arms of the Diocese impaled with those of the first Bishop

The first windows are removed

Window pane removal

Some panes were so broken and weak we had to tape them for shipping

Center pane of the center window showing cracks

They will return and be reinstalled in three months.