North windows of north chapel
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The plain glass window with two lights is probably - judging from the size, shape and colour of the glass in the second window - one of the oldest parts of the church, dating from the 15th century.
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In the larger window, the lights depict, from left to right:
the Blessed Virgin Mary holding a lily, symbol of purity
Our Lord as the Good Shepherd
Saint John, traditionally identified by the chalice