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The ceiling, which contains acoustical material to help the
sound is painted in warm red, green, and blue hues which enrich
the gray stone on either side.
click for a
better view
Care was taken to ornament the
ceilings in the same contemporary manner as the structure
itself.
| Along the sides of the nave itself are the fourteen Stations
of the Cross. Carved on location in stone by Italian sculptor
Theodore Barbarossa, they are about seven feet in height.
Circling from the far left, these dramatic scenes spell out the
main events of Christ's sorrowful journey on Good Friday from
the judgement seat of Pilate to the borrowed tomb.
Click on the first Station if you would like to see and pray these Stations of
the Cross online (it will start in a new browser window, so you
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and we will meet again later at this spot!
We've been standing just inside the doors
from the narthex.
When you are ready to continue,
click on me so I can
show you the gallery wall that's behind us.
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