Stained glass window of Saint Josephine Bakhita. In this lovely stained glass window, the former slave is depicted with broken chains.

Josephine Margaret Bakhita, was born around 1869. After having suffered as a slave in Sudan for many years she was taken to Italy. She became a Canossian religious sister and lived in Italy for 45 years. She was canonized as Saint Josephine Bakhita in 2000, the first Black woman to be canonized a saint in modern times.   Saint Josephine is venerated as a modern African saint. She is the patron saint of modern Sudan and human trafficking survivors.

Imagine your sacred space adorned with the luminous presence of St. Josephine Bakhita, depicted in our Stained Glass masterpiece. This portrayal serves as a moving tribute to her incredible life journey, resilience, and unwavering faith, creating an inspiring and spiritually enriching focal point within your church.

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Customized Devotion: We understand the profound significance of St. Josephine Bakhita's life story. Our commitment is to tailor this St. Josephine Bakhita Stained Glass to any window, regardless of size or shape, ensuring it seamlessly integrates with your church's architectural identity.

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Spiritual Inspiration: This depiction of St. Josephine Bakhita embodies her remarkable journey from slavery to sainthood. Our lead-free, nearly unbreakable panels ensure the longevity of this inspiring figure within your sacred space.

Visual Clarity: Precision is paramount. We provide full-color proofs for your approval, allowing you to witness firsthand the inspiring beauty that will grace your church.

Commence this transformative journey with us today. Contact us to discuss your unique needs, and envision how our St. Josephine Bakhita Stained Glass will inspire devotion, reflection, and reverence within your congregation.