The windows above the choir and chancel depict the apostles, without Judas the betrayer. In his place, the later apostle Paul is seen. See, for example, Luke 6:12-16. These windows are by Willett unless otherwise noted. The earliest were installed in 1909 and the latest in 1967.
East side, north to south:
1. Simon, sometimes called the Zealot. 1967.
2. Jude, sometimes called Thaddeus. 1967.
3. Luke. Evangelist. See Gospel of Luke, Book of Acts. Wippell, 1961.
4. Matthew. Tax collector, sometimes called Levi. Wippell, 1961
5. Andrew. Fisherman, brings brother Peter to Jesus. See John 1:35-42. 1965.
6. Thomas, sometimes called Didymus or the Twin. 1965.
West side, south to north:
1. Peter. Fisherman, brother of Andrew. 1965.
2. Paul. Apostle to the Gentiles. 1965.
3. James the Greater. Fisherman, son of Zebedee. 1909.
4. John. Fisherman, also son of Zebedee. 1909.
5. Philip. Brings Bartholomew to Jesus. 1967.
6. Bartholomew, sometimes called Nathanael. Friend of Philip. 1967.
Photos to come