The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-07-06

tomb upon the appearance of Christ In
the background are the three Marys. The
guards of-Pilate at the tomb are PROSTATE
in front of the apparition of the Christ,
who, in white, is the center figure of the
grouping and the dominant note of the
series. The incident of the upper panel
is that of st. John xxi, II, the encounter
of the Savior with Mary MagdaIen.
And Jesus said unto her. touch me not,
for l have not yet assembled to my father"
In the western Judge window the five
lower panels form the picture of the
Christ in the temple. Above, about pic
ture of the Magdalen washing the feet
of Christ, are grouped individual repre-
sensations of Saints Augustin, Mark, Je-
rome Matthew, Thomas, Ambrose and
Luke.
Four Eastern Windows.
The four other windows on the eastern
side continue the story of the Christ from
the Resurrection to the Ascension; the
descent of the Holy Ghost upon the Apos-
ties in the form of a dove; the AsSump-
ton of the Blessed Virgin, and the Coro
nation of the Virgin, are respectively the
gifts of Miss Ellen Hayes in memory of
her brother, William Hayes an early set
ter, and the principal merchant of Ely,
New, at the time of his death seven
years ago; in memory of John and
Hanna Keogh the former d brother of
Mrs. w. S. Mccormick of this city; Vicar
General Kelly, in memory of his father
and mother, who died in the County Wa
teTford, Ireland; T: ]. Lynch, wealthy
TOnopah mine operator, in memory of his
father and mother.
The four panel windows on the western
side are respectively the Annunciation,
Mrs. NJ H. Kerwin, now of Reno, New.
formerly of this city lin memory of her
husband. whose record as a mine operator
runs back to the days of the Comstocl1
lode. He also developed the Ontario mine,
at Park City; the Visitation, given in
memory of Patrick Phelan. by the St
AIMS orphan asylum. which upon his
death he endowed. The window was pur
chased from the proceeds of the orphan
age fund by the authority of the bishop
and Father Kiely. The Nativity" by
w. J. Halloran, president of the CONNER
cial club of this city, in memory of his
wife, who died in September 1900. The
last panel on the west wall is the Presen-
tation in the temple.
ST. Cecilia at Organ.
Over the organ loft is a window. the
gift of the Altar society of the cathedral,
the president of which is Mrs. c. c. Slade.
The center picture is st Cecilia at an or
gan and about her are arranged twelve
of the Angel choir, each with different
musical instrument
Above the sanctuary is the story of the
the Christ on the cross in
the center, with four groups of the Agony.
the Scourging, the Crown of Thorns and
the Carrying of the Cross.
In the baptistry are eight small win
dows of beautiful design and execution,
gifts of Mrs. Dixon of st. Louis. formerly
of this city the Junior choir. of st. Mary S !
Patri~S walsh and Stephen
LAWN. for twenty years employees and
friends of Bishop Seaman, the Rev M |
Curran. now parish priest of Ely, New, |
but formerly of this city, and three win
lows in memory of Michael Cullen, Corne
ius O'Keefe and Margaret Fitchet
1t may be interesting to know that the |
magnificent windows in the new st. |
Mary's cathedral that depict the beautiful
mysteries of the Catholic belief are made |
n Munich: in Bavaria, and that the pro-
cesses through which they pass are in
tricate to the last degree. The transcept |
windows are approximately 80 feet high |
and Is feet wide and the. nave windows, |
and feet wide. The five sanctuary win
lows are feet wide and 20 feet high |