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- The Risen Christ Narthex
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- Fr Le Caille Narthex
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- John Hawes Window Narthex
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- St Peter South Side
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- St Christopher South Side
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- Revelation South Side
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- Mystical Rose Tower of David South Side
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- Gate of Heaven Morning Star South Side
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- Mary the Mother Our Lady Chapel
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- Nativity South Transept
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- Christ Jesus in the Temple North Transept
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- Paschal Lamb Crucifixion Carrying of Cross North Side
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- Descent of Holy Spirit Ascension Resurrection North Side
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- Visitation Annunciation North Side
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- Crowning with Thorns Scourging Agony in the Garden North Side
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- Child in Temple Presentation Nativity North Side
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- Luke the Evangelist Dome
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- Matthew the Evangelist Dome
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- Mark the Evangelist Dome
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- John the Evangelist Dome
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- St Patrick Clerestory
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- St David Clerestory
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- St Augustine Clerestory
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- St Columba Clerestory
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- St Francis Xavier Clerestory
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- Bishop Thomas Sacristy
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- Bishop Ryan Sacristy
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- Bishop O’Collins Sacristy
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- Bishop Kelly Sacristy
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- Bishop Hickey Sacristy
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- Bishop Gummer Sacristy
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- Bishop Foley Sacristy
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- Bishop Bianchini Sacristy
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- Presentation Windows in Choir Loft
The stained glass windows are a major feature of the cathedral. Many are the work of West Australian artists but some have been manufactured in the UK by world renowned artists and therefore add great value and interest to the building.
Most of the windows were installed during the building programme, however some have been added since its completion.
1957 Windows over the North and South Transept Doors
1988 The Four Evangelists Windows (Dome) were installed for the 50th Jubilee of the Opening of the Cathedral
1991 The Presentation Windows (Choir Loft) were installed as a tribute from the Diocese of Geraldton to the work of
the Presentation Sisters over 100 years.
2017 The Monsignor Hawes Window (Narthex) was donated by the Cathedral Tour Guides
The Michael the Archangel Window (Crypt) also donated by the Cathedral Tour Guides
The Bishops Windows (Upper Sacristy and Bishops Sacristy) are added for each Bishop as they are appointed.
Click here for a summary of the Designers and Manufacturers
Click here for a pictorial summary of the windows, their dedications, designers and manufacturers
One of the most famous stained glass artists was Margaret Agnes Rope. Click here for more information about this famous artist.
More links to Margaret Rope:-
The Genius Stained Glass Artist Who Became a Nun
With Eyes to Contemplate
by Fr Robert Cross, priest and chancellor of the Diocese of Geraldton, is also Director of Heritage. He has studied extensively the work of Monsignor Hawes.