Glasgow: St. Columba's Gaelic Church of Scotland, Apse Window

Postcard of Glasgow: St. Columba's Gaelic Church of Scotland, Apse Window. Click to view full image (new window)
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Window of three trefoil headed lights and fourteen traceries: three rounded-lobed trefoils, two daggers and a foiled circular shape.

The three lights depict Jesus, centre, with a cruciform halo, surrounded by small children and two women. Symbols of Catholicism and Christianity are above and below the scene, which include a chalice, a dove, a Chi-rho, an empty cross, and a lamb, amongst others.

The tracery includes a descending dove and a bleeding heart.

Dedication:
The banner spanning the three lights in the lowest panels of the window states: “To the Glory of God and in remembrance of the __ Alexander MacDonald Minister of this church 1929-1954”.

Artist: Unknown

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Who: Alexander MacDonald (in memory of)
Unknown (artist)
What: Memorial Window, Roman Catholic
Where: Scotland, Glasgow, 300 St. Vincent Street, Gaelic Church of St. Columbas
St. Aloysius College
When: 07-Oct-14 (photograph taken)
Unknown (installed)
Resource Rights Holder: Glasgow City Heritage Trust
Record ID: 000-000-764-053-C
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Material: glass, lead
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Subject/Keywords: Jesus, children, women, dove, lamb, Chi-rho, dove, chalice, cross, bleeding heart, Preaching
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Photographer: Rachael Purse
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