In 1977, under the guidance of Father Leon Bonin, stained glass windows replaced the clear glass windows in the present church building of St. Pius V. The stained glass images depict Christ's life from birth through His ascension into heaven.

Stained glass windows from floor to ceiling adorn the entryway of the church. The first images you will see are the shell representing Baptism and the dove representing the Holy Spirit. These are flanked on either side by the front doors into the church. As you enter the church, you see the altar before you. On either side of the altar, the church building has wings, or transepts. The back wall of each transept is entirely stained glass, again from floor to ceiling. Each transept has six scenes that depict events from Jesus' life.