Generously Donated by Rick and Rita Lee and Family

Here is a picture of the Tabernacle that will be in the public Chapel.  On the front of the Tabernacle is an image of the Magi bringing their gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh to the newborn King. 

The Magi were indeed wise men, as they were some of the first men on earth to acknowledge the God-Man, and do Him homage.  This holds special significance for our Community as we are perpetual adorers of this same God-Man, Jesus Christ, in the Most Blessed Sacrament.

Generously Donated by Msgr. John McMahon

Here is a picture of the Tabernacle that will be on the cloister side of the Chapel.   Once completed, the figures in the Tabernacle will be enameled, adding to its beauty. 

We chose this particular Tabernacle with the scene of the Crucifixion, in honor of Our Lady of Solitude - who stood at the Foot of the Cross and remained full of hope as she awaited the Resurrection of Our Lord. 

Both Tabernacles will be custom made by Granda Liturgical Arts in Madrid, Spain.

Generously Donated by Msgr. William McKay (Rest in Peace)

To the right is a photograph of the candelabra that will be on both the cloister and public side of the Chapel.  There will be 6 of them on each side, totaling 12. 

In a truly medieval motif, these high polished brass feature the fleur de lis - which is both a symbol of the Holy Trinity and Our Lady

Contact us if you are interested in donating toward these candelabra.

 Unpictured Donations Received - In thanksgiving for the generosity of our following benefactors:

Sanctuary Light (Cloister) - Charles and Peg Beach
Sanctuary Light (Public Side) - Sharyn Sexton
Thurible and Stand - Eduard O'Donnell
Holy Water Fonts - Kathryn Rowan