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English: This is a stained glass window is in Chester Cathedral
The subject is Jesus, Saviour of the World. It is a Trinity window, with the name of God, the Lamb of God and the Holy Spirit represented in the upper tracery. The main central light shows God as High Priest holding the infant Jesus. From left to right the other figures are St Joseph, the Blessed Virgin, Ss Anna and Simeon.
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This window is not as far as I can see is not dedicated to and person. Just another wonderful stained glass window

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