Neufchâteau, St-Nicolas- stained glass window
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This stained glass window consists of two main lancets, representing on the left, a priest and on the right, probably Pope Pius IX.
This stained glass window consists of two main lancets, representing two religious figures. On the left, a priest in white and black liturgical vestments; on the right, a pope in red and gold pontifical vestments, he wears a pontifical tiara and a cope embroidered with gold and holds a pastoral staff with a triple cross, this is probably Pope Pius 9, known for having proclaimed the dogma of the Immaculate Conception in 1854. Two heraldic coats of arms overlook the lancets. This part is surmounted by a quatrefoil containing an inscription "Mary was conceived without sin" framed by floral and geometric motifs.This stained glass window consists of two main lancets, representing two religious figures. On the left, a priest in white and black liturgical vestments; on the right, a pope in red and gold pontifical vestments, he wears a pontifical tiara and a cope embroidered with gold and holds a pastoral staff with a triple cross, this is probably Pope Pius 9, known for having proclaimed the dogma of the Immaculate Conception in 1854. Two heraldic coats of arms overlook the lancets. This part is surmounted by a quatrefoil containing an inscription "Mary was conceived without sin" framed by floral and geometric motifs.
This stained glass window consists of two main lancets, representing two religious figures. On the left, a priest in white and black liturgical vestments; on the right, a pope in red and gold pontifical vestments, he wears a pontifical tiara and a cope embroidered with gold and holds a pastoral staff with a triple cross, this is probably Pope Pius 9, known for having proclaimed the dogma of the Immaculate Conception in 1854. Two heraldic coats of arms overlook the lancets. This part is surmounted by a quatrefoil containing an inscription "Mary was conceived without sin" framed by floral and geometric motifs.
