twenty-fifth anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood. The cost of this window was covered by three priest alumni, Fathers Laurent and Rooney of Toronto and Father Heenan of Hamilton. Stained glass was also installed in the windows over the two side altars. These windows were later removed, bricked over and the wall plastered. As part of the 1877-78 renovations stained glass was installed in the dormers and the windows on the west wall of the Church. Beginning in the sanctuary and moving south, the double windows on the west wall depict first the Blessed Virgin and St. Joseph; next, St. Peter and St. Paul, then St. Andrew and St. James the Great, then St. John the Evangelist and St. Matthias. The fifth window depicts Jesus blessing the children. It was dedicated in 1906 in honor of Father Patrick Brennan, the third pastor of St. Basil's, on the first anniversary of this beloved long-serving beloved pastor's death. The sixth window shows St. Thomas and St. Bartholomew; the seventh St. Matthew and St. Simon; the eighth St. Philip and St. Jude. The most southerly window on in this wall offers an incomplete and disordered inventory of the saintly figures depicted in the windows along this wall. Votive candles were installed in 1888. The stained glass windows on the east wall of the church date from 1906, and were dedicated as part of the celebrations marking St. Basil's golden jubilee. Beginning in the sanctuary and proceeding southwards the first window depicts Father Jean-Mathieu Soulerin, the first St. Michael's Rector and Pastor of St. Basil's. The second depicts St. Jean Baptiste de la Salle and St. Aloysius, both patrons of Catholic youth and education. The third depicts the Sacred Heart of Jesus and St. James the Less. The next depicts St. Patrick and St. Cecilia, Patrick, a patron of the many Irish parishioners, Cecilia, the patron saint of musicians in recognition of the important role of music in St. Basil's. The last pair of windows, now hidden behind the new confessional room, commemorates the early pastors and priests of the parish, and provides an accurate inventory of the figures depicted on that wall. Supplementing the stained glass windows is a series of "quatrefoil" painted decorations above each of the stained glass windows and in the pointed arches between the pillars on each side of the centre aisle that support the roof. Twenty can