Return of the Catharine wheel Window

As you have probably already noticed, the restoration of the Catharine wheel window is now complete and was reinstalled this week. This was the latest of the window restorations undertaken by the St. Paul’s Foundation, and was completed in honor of John O. von Hemert (12th rector of St. Paul’s) and his wife Toby in recognition of their long and faithful service to our community.  A memorial plaque and service of dedication will happen later this year. The St. Paul’s Foundation wishes to thank all the families who contributed to this effort and invites others to participate in the ongoing work of restoration. To find out how you can help please contact the parish office, 703-549-3312, ext. 21, and speak with Maria Halloran, Stewardship Director.

Alexandria Gazette mentions St. Paul's in LeCompte Visit

St. Paul's mentioned in Alexandria Gazette for LeCompte Visit.

Rowan LeCompte Visits St. Paul's

ROWAN LECOMPTE VISITS ST. PAUL'S JULY 15

The St. Paul’s Foundation was proud to announce that on Sunday, July 15 renowned stained-glass artist Rowan LeCompte visited St. Paul’s. Mr. LeCompte is best known for creating and producing 45 stained-glass windows and six mosaic murals in the Washington National Cathedral. His work also illuminates some 50 other American churches and public buildings, including our chapel where the window he created can be seen behind the altar.  Clips from the documentary Let There Be Light, about the creation of Rowan LeCompte’s last window for the National Cathedral, were shown. 

Rowan LeCompte Visit

The St. Paul’s Foundation is proud to announce that on Sunday, July 15 renowned stained-glass artist Rowan LeCompte will visit St. Paul’s. Mr. LeCompte is best known for creating and producing 45 stained-glass windows and six mosaic murals in the Washington National Cathedral. His work also illuminates some 50 other American churches and public buildings, including our chapel where the window he created can be seen behind the altar. Please be sure to join Foundation members after the 10:00 a.m. service for a reception in Mr. LeCompte’s honor. Clips from the documentary Let There Be Light, about the creation of Rowan LeCompte’s last window for the National Cathedral, will be shown. Childcare will be provided.

Rowan LeCompte to Visit St. Paul's

The St. Paul’s Foundation is proud to announce that on Sunday, July 15 renowned stained-glass artist Rowan LeCompte will visit St. Paul’s. Mr. LeCompte is best known for creating and producing 45 stained-glass windows and six mosaic murals in the Washington National Cathedral. His work also illuminates some 50 other American churches and public buildings, including our chapel where the window he created can be seen behind the altar. Please be sure to join Foundation members after the 10:00 a.m. service for a reception in Mr. LeCompte’s honor. Clips from the documentary Let There Be Light, about the creation of Rowan LeCompte’s last window for the National Cathedral, will be shown. Childcare will be provided.