Sacred Windows 

Sacred Windows is the brand name for a work of grace that has inspired many souls to live their faith more fervently—and even appreciatively—in the midst of a chaotic and depressing world. Most people know of Sacred Windows through the weekly email Newsletters that Peter sends out on Sundays to his incredibly faithful readership.

Although it started as a website for his writings, Peter has expanded SW to a Facebook page and a venue on the Substack platform called SW Vignettes, the latter of which features shorter articles than the regular Newsletter.

Below are some representative samples of the Sacred Windows Newsletters in the hopes that you will take a moment to view them and sign up to receive them weekly. Anyone can unsubscribe at any time—no hard feelings! We all get too much email.

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    Reader 11 – Ann W.

    “Fascinating!  Brilliant!  I love Sacred Windows.  I passed this one on to my 2 sons who will love it.” ~Ann W.

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    Reader 1 – Deacon Bill C.

    “This may be your best, but I feel like that on most of your Sacred Windows. The article’s information is fascinating, historical and inspiring. Thank you for all you put into your Windows. ~Deacon Bill C.

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    Reader 10 – Carolyn D.

    “Peter, you’ve done it again.  You gave me a great God-moment!!… thanks for a great getaway into heaven while I wait for a long time in an airport for my flight!” ~Carolyn D.

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    Reader 9 – Nina M.

    “Wao! This is amazing. I listened and watched both videos. Thank you so much, this is so uplifting, so beautiful and as you have said leaves us in awe of God’s goodness and talent.” ~Nina M.

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    Reader 8 – Joe R.

    “This is a great story, funny, entertaining, well written. I really enjoyed this.” ~Joe R.

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    Reader 7 – Deacon Richard V.

    “Again Peter, I thank you for a well written, thought provoking essay. Your article makes me think of all the times in my life when God, or Angels intervened to sort things out and supernaturally make things better.” ~Deacon Richard V.