This stained glass window represents the promise made by Jesus to the "good thief" crucified at his side. Gospel according to Luke chapter 23 verses 42 and 43.
This stained glass window depicts a poignant scene from the Gospel according to Luke chapter 23, verses 42 and 43: the promise made by Jesus to the "good thief" crucified at his side. This scene is inscribed in a semi-circular frame divided by pastel geometric panels, with stylized floral motifs on the periphery. The upper register highlights Jesus and the good thief in a central medallion. The two figures are represented with expressiveness, capturing a moment of divine mercy. The cartouche at the bottom of the window repeats the phrase spoken by the good thief: "Lord, remember me when you are in your Kingdom." And Jesus' response: "Truly, today you will be with me in Paradise." An inscription at the bottom specifies the local patrons, a family from Spinal, the date of creation: 1931 and the glassmaker William GEISLER.This stained glass window depicts a poignant scene from the Gospel according to Luke chapter 23, verses 42 and 43: the promise made by Jesus to the "good thief" crucified at his side. This scene is inscribed in a semi-circular frame divided by pastel geometric panels, with stylized floral motifs on the periphery. The upper register highlights Jesus and the good thief in a central medallion. The two figures are represented with expressiveness, capturing a moment of divine mercy. The cartouche at the bottom of the window repeats the phrase spoken by the good thief: "Lord, remember me when you are in your Kingdom." And Jesus' response: "Truly, today you will be with me in Paradise." An inscription at the bottom specifies the local patrons, a family from Spinal, the date of creation: 1931 and the glassmaker William GEISLER.
Click on the image to go full screen. This stained glass window depicts a poignant scene from the Gospel according to Luke chapter 23, verses 42 and 43: the promise made by Jesus to the "good thief" crucified at his side. This scene is inscribed in a semi-circular frame divided by pastel geometric panels, with stylized floral motifs on the periphery. The upper register highlights Jesus and the good thief in a central medallion. The two figures are represented with expressiveness, capturing a moment of divine mercy. The cartouche at the bottom of the window repeats the phrase spoken by the good thief: "Lord, remember me when you are in your Kingdom." And Jesus' response: "Truly, today you will be with me in Paradise." An inscription at the bottom specifies the local patrons, a family from Spinal, the date of creation: 1931 and the glassmaker William GEISLER.