Saint Valentine Holding Sword and Palm of Martyrdom Panel #14038
This depiction of Saint Valentine presents him as a solemn and courageous martyr of the early Church. He holds a sword, symbolizing his execution and steadfast faith, and a palm branch, a traditional sign of martyrdom. His bishop’s vestments reflect his role as a Christian leader and priest. Saint Valentine is remembered not only for his pastoral care but also for his defiance of unjust laws forbidding Christian marriage. This design commemorates his sacrifice and enduring witness to the love of Christ, especially celebrated on his feast day, February 14.
A religious window like this would make a good addition to a house of worship or a hospital chapel.
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