The oldest stained glass in the church is in the Sacred Heart Chapel, the Sacred Heart window, which was installed in 1906. The Catherine of Siena window in the chapel was erected in 1912. The stained glass in the east window of the church, depicting the Crucifixion, was installed in 1908.

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Nativity

Crucifixion

Stained glass is part both of the architecture and decoration of the building. It is the only form of art which is observed through refracted light so its appearance can vary according to the time of day and season of the year; in sunshine it casts coloured light on to walls and floors. These magical qualities encouraged the widespread use of stained glass in churches. 

Stained Glass windows can be seen at high level on the east wall of the sanctuary and in the Lady and Sacred Heart Chapels.