THE SOUTH WINDOW.

The south window has been chosen to _illustrate specially_ the greatest

of all these fruits, “Love,” and in the lower portion thereof is depicted

the Blessed Virgin Mary with the Infant Saviour in her arms, surrounded

by angels, whilst in the upper lights, which are indicative of the

Passion, are two angels, one bearing the Cross and the other the chalice

and the Crown of Thorns. Above their heads are the Cross and the Crown

of Victory, and other symbols of the Passion, and in the topmost light,

the Holy Dove. Perhaps no better subject could be found to illustrate

the greatest Love human and divine than the human Mother with her Divine

Son, the only begotten of the Father, whom the Father in His infinite

love of the world gave for man’s redemption.

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