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15 16 THE NAVE RESTORATION APPOINTMENTS Bust of St. John Paul II, Pope Restored Confessionals Restoration of Baptismal Font Stone Niches St. Theresa Statue St. Anthony StatueGothic Chandeliers The stained glass windows of the nave are some of the finest in North America. Original stained glass windows of the cathedral exist in the narthex. Bishop Charbonnel’s legacy is the commissioning of the east chancel window which was designed and fabricated in France by Etienne Thevenot c. 1858 and the west organ chamber window designed and fabricated in France by Canon Henri Philbert a few years later. Lancet windows along the north and south were commissioned over the next 50 years and supplied by Mayer & Company , Munich & New York; N.T. Lyon & Company, Toronto, and Robert McCausland Limited, Toronto. All leaded stained glass windows are scheduled for restoration. The original interior decoration was based on Celtic floral themes for the walls with the ceiling painted in deep cobalt blue and gilded stars depicting the heavenly sky. The ceiling paint scheme of the star filled celestial sky will be restored to its original Gothic design. Donation Opportunities Donation Amount Chandeliers: 24 Gothic-designed equipped with LED lighting $ 2,000 each Confessionals: North and South Bank $ 25,000 (North Bank) $ 25,000 (South Bank) Restoration of Baptismal Font $ 150,000 Bust of St. John Paul II, Pope Bust of St. John XXIII, Pope $ 100,000 $ 100,000 Restoration of 14 Stained Glass $ 100,000 each Carved Wood Statue of St. Theresa; ivory finish with gold leaf $ 40,000 Gold Reliquary for Relic of St. Theresa $ 5,000 Carved Wood Statue of St. Anthony; ivory finish with gold leaf $ 40,000 Gold Reliquary for Relic of St. Anthony $ 5,000 Restoration of Upper Nave Statues $ 2,000 each Conceptual Bust of St. John XXIII, Pope 1516