Architecture of our church
This page contains historic images of our church building, stained glass windows, and refurbished images from our renewal project in 2022 with a main objective to restore the beauty and unique catholic symbolism of the church as it was built in 1898.
You can view the renewal project as it unfolded on our renewal page.
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- Historic Images
- North Side Windows
- South Side Windows
- Refurbished Images
Vestibule Crucifix
As you enter our Church from the Geneva Street entrance, you will enter our Vestibule. On the left-most portion of our Vestibule are the stairs to our Choir Loft, Organ, and to our Bell Tower. On the right-most portion of the Vestibule there is a large statue of Jesus Crucified. Very little is known about this large Crucifix or who built it or purchased it. There is some suspicion that it may have been from the old Church building.
Marble Altar
This is an image of the marble Altar that was present in the church from the 1980s until the renewal project in 2022. It was installed in the 1980’s under the supervision of Rev. Bernard Carges. At that time a new marble Ambo or Lectern was also installed.
Marble High Altar
This is an image of the marble High Altar that was present in the church from the 1980s until the renewal project in 2022.
Photos courtesy of Claudia Ariza-Nieto, the Brooks family, the Rasmussen family and Anne Woodard
