This beautiful stained glass window depicting the Transfiguration of Our Lord
is over the western entrance to St. Eugene's church.
In addition to this window St. Eugene's church has a row of stained glass
windows on its north and south sides.
Each of these windows portray events, parables or miracles from the Gospels.
 
 

The six windows on the north side of the church set forth the events, parables
and miracles associated with Jesus Our Teacher.

Left Side	Right Side
Jesus tempted (Matthew 4:8) Symbols: kingdoms of the world  displayed, Satan present as a serpent.	The baptism of Jesus (Mark 1:9-11) Symbols: baptismal shell, Jordan  water, dove disending.
The choosing of the Twelve  (Luke 6:12-16) Symbols: twelve flames of fire  around Chi Ro (Christ), one set apart  as traitor.	Miraculous catch of fish  (Luke 5:1-11) Symbols: fish in net and gaffers hook,  conversion of race.
Calming the demon tempest  (Luke 8:22-25) Symbol: Peter's boat in violent waters.	Wedding at Cana of Galilee  (John 2:1-11) Symbols: six water jars, interlocking  wedding rings.
Sermon on the Mount  (Matthew 5:1-7:29) Symbols: Eye of God, cross of  beatitudes, lamp set on stand,  not under bushel basket.	Parable of the sower and seed  (Mark 4:1-20) Symbols: seeds, birds, thorns, sheaf  of wheat.
The Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37) Symbols: oil and wine, donkey, coins.	Jesus feeds the multitude  (Matthew 14:13-21) Symbols: loaves of bread and fish
The lost sheep found (Luke 15:1-7) Symbols: Chi Ro (Christ), sheep and shepherd's crook.	Jesus heals (Mark 2:1-12; 8:22-26) Symbols: face of blind man, Jesus' hand, crutch.

The six windows on the south side of the church set forth the paschal mystery
from Palm Sunday tthrough the Pentecost event.

Left Side	Right Side
The Last Supper (Mark 14:22-26) Symbols: Bread, cup of wine	Triumphal entry in Jerusalem (Mark 11:1-11) Symbols: crown of David's son and palm branches
Judas the Traitor (Matthew 26:20-25) Symbols: Torch, rope, bag of 30 silver coins.	Agony in the Garden of Olives (Luke 22:39-46) Symbols: Olive branch and cup of  agony which will not pass.
Peter's denials (Mark 14:66-72) * Symbols: keys of the kingdom, rooster crowing.	Unjust condemnation by Pilate  (Matthew 27:20-26) * Symbols: star of David, balance  unbalanced broken staff of rule, basin of water and towel.
Crowning with thorns * (Mark 15:16-19) Symbols: crown of thorns, reed and sceptre.	Scourging at the pillar (John 19:1) * Symbols: Cattails and pillar.
Crucifixion (John 19:18) Symbols: Cross and cup of God's  wrath overflowing.	Carrying the Cross  (John 19:16-17) Symbols: Cross being dragged,  drops of blood.
Commissioning the Apostles (Matthew 28:18-20) Symbols: Cross surmounts the world  and scroll of conversions.	Resurrection  (Luke 24:1-3; Apocalypse 5:6-8) Symbols: Empty tomb, risen lamb of God with banner of victory.
Pentecost (Acts 2:1-4) Symbols: Descending dove and tongues of fire.	Ascension into heaven (Acts 1:9-12) Symbols: Mount Olivet, feet of Savior ascending in a cloud.

* The renovation of the church in 1993 involved moving the sanctuary to the church's south wall.
This resulted in the blocking of two of the stained glass windows. These two windows depicting
Peter's denial and the unjust condemnation on one window
and the crowning with thorns and the scourging at the pillar on the other
were moved to the chapel/crying room.