The Cathedral has twenty beautiful stained glass windows, sent to be made between 1883 and 1920, in London workshops representative of the Gothic-Renaissance style. These pour light and life within the Church, as well as decorate all of the walls.
The altar is illuminated from behind at dawn by three stained glass windows (facing East) depicting the life of Saint Paul, patron of the Church. At the other end of the Cathedral, the Baptistery, facing West, is also surrounded by three stained glass windows that receive the evening light.
The remaining fourteen stained glass windows cover the lateral walls and depict various spiritual messages, all of them sent to be made and donated by the most representative families of the British community of those years, either in an individual or collective manner, in memory of loved ones. The technical quality of these works stands out as an example in Chile.
LIST OF STAINED GLASS WINDOWS (refer to the image for the location)
Nº1 – Life of Saint Paul (part 1)
Nº2 – Life of Saint Paul (part 2)
Nº3 – Life of Saint Paul (part 3)
Nº4 – Jesus Calms the Storm
Nº5 – Caritas
Nº6 – Simon Holding the Child Jesus
Nº7 – Jesus the Good Shepherd
Nº8 – David Holds the Head of Goliath
Nº9 – Saints around the Cross
Nº10 – Jesús Heals a Blind Man
Nº11 – Transfiguration and Resurrection of Jesus
Nº12 – Baptism of Jesus by John the Baptist
Nº13 – Jesús Blessing the Children
Nº14 – Simon Peter Carrying the Keys
Nº15 – Saint John Evangelist
Nº16 – Barnabas welcoming Saul
Nº17 – Saint George
Nº18 – Guardian Angel and Children
Nº19 – Three Angels and Babies
