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Panes of Glory premieres on Salt + Light!

Mary Rose Bacani Valenti

Thursday, April 28, 2011

Seventy-year-old Fr. Michael Prieur is a professor of Moral and Sacramental Theology at St. Peter’s Seminary in London, Ontario; he is also a bioethics specialist and an author of numerous books. But there is one topic that has intrigued him so much that he wrote a book about it and shared it with us at Salt + Light for our newest four-part series, Panes of Glory.

It is the beautiful stained glass windows of St. Peter’s Seminary.

But his fascination is not just about the windows. It’s about the people he has met through the windows.

Fr. Prieur considers the saints, martyrs and other Catholic heroes in the windows as his friends. They are the kind of friends that take you to God because of their beauty.

Meet Fr. Prieur’s friends in the windows of St. Peter’s Seminary chapel for the first episode of Panes of Glory: The Windows of St. Peter’s Seminary airing Sunday, May 1st at 7:00pm ET & 11:00pm ET/4:00pm & 8:00pm PT, with an encore presentation Friday May 6th at 8:00pm & 12:00am ET/5:00pm & 9:00pm PT.

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