Traditionally, these are the most common images used as metaphors for the Holy Spirit ... and floating flames of fire to the famous stained-glass representation of a dove behind the sanctuary ...

Their bright-pink habits symbolize ‘the love and the joy of the Holy Spirit.’ Bursts of pink also are present throughout the convent and chapel in the stained glass, the altar flowers ...

Son and Holy Spirit, now rest over the main entrance to the sanctuary. “(Stained glass) was a teaching tool at a time when people couldn't read, so they drew pictures, and the key stories ...

The Monastery of the Holy Spirit is considered the top destination ... It’s open to visitors who want to admire the church’s stained-glass windows and clean, simple lines — and visitors ...

The Holy Spirit is like a strong driving wind, because the Holy Spirit has a clear direction and wants to take everyone there with it. A wind is an unseen force that refreshes; so is the Holy Spirit.

its stained-glass windows, its soaring ceilings. But, at this turning point, does the Holy Spirit want us to center ourselves so much on such buildings? When I graduated from the parish grade ...

A stained-glass window from the former St. John ... of John the Baptist and Jesus at the moment of baptism and the Holy Spirit, the dove, over the top. That’s about 15 feet tall by about 8 ...