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Freedom Isn’t Free Wraps Up Freedom Isn’t Free Window Progress Freedom Isn’t Free begins Another Design for the Southeastern Veterans Center Southeastern Veteran Center

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On It’s Way- Rose window Ships May 18th. St. Anne Rose is Assembled. St. Anne Rose Window- Final Steps of Painting Vitreous Painting in Daylight-More progress on the Saint Anne Rose 6th Posting- The Rose Window for Saint Anne’s Takes Shape. 5th Posting- Work on the Saint Anne’s Rose Continues 4TH Posting: Saint Anne’s San Diego Rose Window Fabrication Begins First POSTING/A Rose Window for San Diego

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Cathedral of the Holy Name of Jesus, Raleigh MOVING PICTURES What Should Religious Stained Glass Look Like in the 21st.Century – Part II What Should Religious Stained Glass Look Like in the 21st. Century?

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A discourse on the topic of art glass in the 21st. Century.

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Freedom Isn’t Free Wraps Up

Posted on May 14, 2013 by admin

Freedom Isn’t Free Wraps Up

For the longest time, this window made no progress.  The crush of deadlines was so great that we needed Jason Hettel to be about other things.  We have never missed a deadline for a new Church dedication and, we simply … Continue reading →

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Freedom Isn’t Free Window Progress

Posted on January 20, 2013 by admin

Freedom Isn’t Free Window Progress

Jason Hettel has been working continually on this project and making steady progress.  He has just finished the medallions representing the six branches of service.  I believe that these medallions are so complex that they together amount to greater then … Continue reading →

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Freedom Isn’t Free begins

Posted on December 28, 2012 by admin

Freedom Isn’t Free begins

Freedom Isn’t Free This ensemble of three windows will appear on an interior wall separating the Chapel from an adjacent hallway at the Southeastern Pennsylvania Veterans Center.  I created the design last spring and it took some months for the … Continue reading →

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Cathedral of the Holy Name of Jesus, Raleigh

Posted on December 27, 2012 by admin

Cathedral of the Holy Name of Jesus, Raleigh

It is official!  Our Studio has landed a very prestigious project of a new Cathedral in Raleigh North Carolina.  Bishop Burbidge and the various Cathedral Committee Members, have chosen to relocate a great collection of stained glass windows from Philadelphia.  … Continue reading →

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MOVING PICTURES

Posted on September 20, 2012 by admin

MOVING PICTURES

This essay was Published in the Current issue of FAITH & FORM The Interfaith journal on Religion, Art and Architecture VOL XLV. NO. 3, 2012 ISBN 00147001 WRITTEN BY Joseph K. Beyer Think of a pipe organ, but for your … Continue reading →

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What Should Religious Stained Glass Look Like in the 21st.Century – Part II

Posted on September 20, 2012 by admin

What Should Religious Stained Glass Look Like in the 21st.Century – Part II

The last time we were together, I posed the question “what should sacred stained glass should look like in the 21st Century”.  The answer to this question depends in large measure on what our churches will look like.  Will the … Continue reading →

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What Should Religious Stained Glass Look Like in the 21st. Century?

Posted on June 28, 2012 by admin

What Should Religious Stained Glass Look Like in the 21st. Century?

  The newest of Catholic buildings seem very much intent on being recognizable as churches.   Sadly the return-to-the-roots comes too late for the countless parishioners who find themselves compelled to worship in bad architecture.   A need to build churches cheaply … Continue reading →

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On It’s Way- Rose window Ships May 18th.

Posted on May 17, 2012 by admin

On It’s Way- Rose window Ships May 18th.

This will be the last posting here that is dedicated exclusively to the new rose window for Saint Anne’s Church in San Diego.  I am eager to take up several other subjects such as what American religious stained glass should … Continue reading →

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St. Anne Rose is Assembled.

Posted on May 8, 2012 by admin

St. Anne Rose is Assembled.

Most Stained Glass windows consist of multiple sections, unless a window is very small and comprising a single section only.  Usually one begins the assembly by starting in a corner and adding one piece at a time to gradually build … Continue reading →

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St. Anne Rose Window- Final Steps of Painting

Posted on April 26, 2012 by admin

St. Anne Rose Window- Final Steps of Painting

I had been away visiting with our friends at Saint Michaels in Garden City SC where the new Church building will feature stained glass from the former Saint Boniface Church in Philly.  We are presently restoring these windows.  After that … Continue reading →

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