The Treasure of Saint Thomas: the Whitefriars’ Glass

Sunday, January 16, 2022
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10:00 a.m.-10:45 a.m. | Parish House, 5th Floor, and via Zoom

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Father Matthew Moretz (photo credit: Alan Barnett)

Today the Reverend Matthew Moretz begins an open-ended series on the stained glass of our parish. Using high quality images collected by Julie L. Sloan during the recent restoration of the glass (2007-2016), Father Moretz will lead you through a careful theological reading of our windows, created between 1927 and 1974. As with the reredos, there is so very much to discover in this extraordinary iconographic scheme that was developed by Roelif H. Brooks, IX Rector, and Whitefriars’ artist, James H. Hogan.

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