Westworth owns two stained glass windows by renowned artist Leo Mol (1915 to 2009). One is a large depiction of the Last Supper in the sanctuary. The other window consists of eight panels and is in the chapel. Born in Ukraine, Leo Mol emigrated to Canada in 1949. He spent most of his working life in Winnipeg. He established an international reputation as a sculptor and his work is displayed in cities throughout the world. He also created more than 80 stained glass windows.
The window in the sanctuary is a monumental depiction of the Last Supper.
The window in the side chapel consists of eight panels. The left panel depicts the dove of the Holy Spirit and the bread and cup of Communion. Nails and the crown of thorns are symbols of the crucifixion. Next come the four Evangelists: St. John with an eagle “because he soars to heaven above the clouds of human infirmity, and reveals to us the mysteries of the God-head, and felicities of eternal life, gazing on the light of immutable trust with a keen and steady ken”, St. Luke with an ox “expressing power and sacrifice, Christ’s priestly and meditorial office”, St. Mark with a lion “expressing courage , deiginity and energy” and St. Matthew with a young man “expressing the the kingly and human characteristics of Christ”. The next panel is a darkened sun, partial eclipse of the sun by the moon and three crosses, Hill at Golgotha. The last panel is stars and crown and the alpha omega symbol.
