6th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year C
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6th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year C
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Annunciation Church -Stained glass windows
Parish Priest, Fr Louis Michael Travers, commissioned Stephen Moor (1915-2003) to design the high stained glass windows in the 3rd Annunciation church, which opened in December 1962.
The main window on the northern end of the church is a depiction of the Annunciation scene, with the Archangel Gabriel delivering God’s message through the Holy Spirit to the Blessed Virgin Mary. Around the edges of this window are smaller scenes illustrating the Passion of Christ. These include: The carrying of the cross, Pontius Pilate washing his hands, the scourging at the pillar, the agony in the garden, the crowning with thorns, Peter and the crowing cock, Judas receiving his bag of silver, Mary Magdalene with anointing oils, and the crucifixion.
The narrow western window shows the Nativity scene that includes worshiping angels, shepherds and wise men.
The narrow eastern window depicts the Assumption of Mary into heaven. It portrays Mary rising above her empty tomb, escorted by angels, with Jesus ready to Crown the Blessed Virgin Mary, together with his Father and the Holy Spirit.
The narrow western window shows the Nativity scene that includes worshiping angels, shepherds and the Magi from the east.
Images provided by Maureen M Leadbeater









The Scourging at the Pillar I The Agony in the garden I The crowning with thorns
Annunciation Church artwork
Annunciation Church Artwork

This image of the inside of Annunciation Church in the early 2000’s, after the renovation of the Sanctuary, shows the richness of the original wood panelling on the ceiling, which later needed repairing and was subsequently painted white. The Crucifix is all that remains of the Crucifixion scene which was attached to the wall when the church was built. The four figures at the foot of the cross, including Mary the mother of Jesus, and John, were removed during the renovation. Glimpses of the positioning of the Stations of the Cross can be seen along the side walls.
Stations of the Cross
Sanctuary Furniture
Stations of the Cross
Stations of the Cross
Ieva Pocius (1923-2010) was commissioned by the Hectorville Parish Priest, Fr Louis Michael Travers, to design and sculpt the Stations of Cross for the third Annunciation church, which was built at 20 Montacute Road, Hectorville, and opened in December 1962.
Example: Veronica wipes the face of Jesus

Sanctuary furniture
Sanctuary Furniture
Father David Cappo commissioned Adrian Potter (1968 – ) to design and create the furniture for the renovated Sanctuary in early 1999. The new furniture was to be movable to allow for various types of celebration and liturgy on the Sanctuary. The designs were approved, and materials were chosen by the parishioner committee in consultation with Adrian. The form of the furniture comes directly from the church’s architecture, and it is made from Rauli, which is a Myrtle Beech and comes from Chile and Argentina (it is currently not a threatened species). Fabrics for the cushions for the chairs, and for the kneelers in front of the tabernacle, were especially handwoven. The glass font bowl was by Ian Mowbray.
Information and images provided by Adrian Potter






























