The stained glass window was donated by Reverend James J. Gibbons and restored in memory of the DiPaoli, Bassanelli and Gausha Families.

St. Martin of Tours was from a region of Europe now known as Hungary and lived from 316 - 397 AD.   He was soldier in the Roman Army who met a begger one day and seeing that he was cold, he cut his robe in half and gave him the half.   That night, in a dream, Jesus appeared to him as the begger wearing the half robe.   From that moment, he converted to Christianity.   He became a monk, a priest, and then a bishop.   He was known for his preaching, converting pagans, for his visions, and for his gift of prophecy.   He is one of the patron saints of France.