The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-25


who ahprward preached the faith in Gaul and
founded the Church Of Paris. The heads OF the
Grecian elders are studies worthy 0i q master.
and the whole scene is spirited and lifelike.
Adjoining Mr.. Kelys window is the window
Of St Augustine and st, Monica. His head s
bowed in sadness as he listens to the last
wishes OF her who hns been to him. twice a
mother. Her last Injunction 10: MY son.
whom am dead. lay this body anywhere but
remember me always at the altar o. God" An
attendant Is raising the arm Of tho dying saint.
with which she seems about TO bless her son
for the last time Around the apartment stand
weeping friends and attendants. In tho dis
lance is aview OF Ostia-on -the-Tiber. where tho
saint died.
ANDREW cIAnKE's WINDOW.
On the enst side OF the north transept door Is
the window presented by Andrew Clarke. This
Is St Matthew's window. There is n life size
figure Of the evangelist. with pen in one hand.
the central bay. Beneath him is tho distinctive
symbol Of ST. Matthew. the figure Of an angel.
The two lateral bays are 0lled with four scenes
from the life Of the saint. These are: ST. Mat
thew's Vocation. in which our Lord is. repre-
ss,ented SAYING to him Follow me !" s. Matthew
Kng's Son from the Dead The Saints Martyr
dom. All these scenes are beautiful and i'm
pressve.
BERNARD MAoUIRE's WINDOW.
On the west side Of the same door Ia ~. Marks
window. Tho evangelist In represented with
pen and book. The winged lion Of st. Mark.
scenes from tho life Of the saint q the two aide
bays. These nre: Writing the Gospel. in com
a
peter in AiexSndria: Onr Lord anneartno To-
81. Mark in prison The martyrdom OF 1t. Mark.
This window is the gift OF Bernard Mcguire.
DENIS J. DIVERS WINDOW
In the south transcpt. on the west side Of the
entrance. Is 81. Luke's window. the gift OF Denis
.. Dwyer. inc central hgure II Ihat OF tho
from the In" 81 he snInt mi he Two remSininf,
bavs In ono no ia writing hia 0osneI in com
panv with 81 Paul In another he is preachinR
aand convnrtin, in tho 'rhabiaJ In the third hs
ts nnintineI ihs norirait ~ the Rlessed Virain
THE ionrt6 represents his martyrdom
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THE WINDOW OWEN By WILLIAM JOYCE.
ST. Johns window Ii on the east side OF tho
south trnnsept door. The noble figure Of the
evangelist IL represented holding his pen and
book. The eagle. tho emblem OF st. John. is
porched ut his feet. There are four scenes
reposing on the bosom OF our Saviour. An
other depicts him. in company with ST. Peter.
curing the cripple Mt the " Beautiful Gate OF tho
Temple, saying. In the name OF Jesus. arise
ana WALK Another sceno represents him con-
outlaw 'N"~ ''''A ""' ""N "00V"'0 "I
The four windows OF Matthew. Mark. Luke
nnd John ara the wnrk 81 Nj Elv ~ Nan',as nv
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"lfr OF The DIOCESE OF hocHEsTEk
At the north or gospel side. ut the anglo OF
dow. the Gin OF the Diocese Of Rochpster' II
represents st. Bernard preaching the second
crusade He Is hnbited In the simple white
robe OF the Cisterian Order. His crown is
shaven. the cross uplifted in Quo hand, tho other
hand resting on his breast His eyes are raised
To- heaven. The figures in the group around
nad M worriors oq IN are i
bmrnin1 words ~ the great nreacchapp ' Th
W, n IT. ~ M .o kroN preacneI' INC
enect OF ms thriliing elcquencs, Is seen In the
~ be nliae tn Sbt t hn,,n nf peAulhg
" w ''''Y" " ~ ~ 'I.o O'.'''" VI uou'
This window adjoins St Bnrnard's and ron
rasents the Mnrtyrdom of st Lawrence. The
saint is stretched on rridiron md Glowing
fires blaze beneath him. His Acts declare that
This face appeared to be SURROUNDED with an
hale n sweet agreeable smell" III \ eyes nre
turned toward the cruel Judge who directs the
saw as his Acts relate with imam smiling nnSn, 20
nance. Let my body be now turned. one side
Judges expresson is in marSed contrast G 10 the
mnriyr's meekness of eonntennnee The
crouching figure OF the executioner in the fore
accessory 10 A thrilling picture.
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Next to the St. Lawrence window is the one
presented 10y the Christian Brothers. This
window represents the Papal appreciation. Of
the const tna9n OF the brothers Of the Christian
school Tho Pope is Represented seated on his
throne. In the net of receiving from the Brother
broidered cushion. anil containing the rules OF
thesoeirty; The faces oi the assembled brothers
re bp 20, ~ as ue event ls lu OF
striking contrast To the bright uniforms of the
members OF the Papal court
ruy nvv, ~ vy,>noyr
Ihn Dh'iin WINDOW
Jeremiah and william Devlin have erected
magnificent window in memory OF their
hruiher, DANIEL Dawn. IL y the window OF
~ Columbanus. ana one OF the brightest pic
lures IN the cathedral. The subject il the
scene where King Thierry, second King OF
Burgundy. visits 1t. Columhanus IN the monas-
terry. Ming ,Ihierry had Jed a life that WIS n
scandal to ms kingdom; He had often been re-
buked ana threatened 10y his clergy to- no pur-
pose ~ Columbanus hnd emlgrated 70 Ire
49, r,nr y, ,aia,o ~ nv vuuu'i NJ ui.lhhs
the saints austerities. the King yisited ma
monastery Tor the purpose of getting on friend
ly terms He therefore took ricn presents OF
delicate vlands and wine But on meet
ing him the snint rehukes him for
his scandalous life, and strikes from
the hand OF the attendant the rars
vessel OF wine. saying: God rejects the gifts
of the wicked, nor ought they to pollute the Inns
OF the servant Of God" The King becomes con-
verted and humbly sues for reconciliation with
the Church. Behind the King ia the stately fg-
ure OF Brunichilda, whose nuptials have never
hern blessed by the Church but who had been
Thierry's Queen. Her prayer to tho saint 10
hless her offspring is answered No; and of
thcm none shall ever WELD tho sceptre Of his
father. because they are the children OF sin"
Tho proud woman il seen retreating. with n
gesture OF reprobation toward her Converted
nusnanui rsshI uin ~! the monk WIN look OF
renee tt" Cbristian Rrn,hors. VII O. y; Nv,
nnrd's Ia tho work ~ Nj Iorin W ~" D0A