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SBM.11c03 Early Construction of Interior of Sacred Heart Chapel (side altars)

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Identifier	SBM.11c03
Title	SBM.11c03 Early Construction of Interior of Sacred Heart Chapel (side altars)
Description	SACRED HEART CHAPEL INTERIOR - SAINT BENEDICT'S MONASTERY, ST. JOSEPH, MN 1914-1958 There were four side altars dedicated to the Sacred Heart, the Blessed Virgin Mary, St. Joseph, and the Pieta. The Way of the Cross was mounted on the south and north walls of the chapel -- (two stations are shown midway between the side altar to the left and the Pieta nave to the right)" These stations from the old chapel, were painted to harmonize in color and transferred to the new chapel in 1914. These stations had been donated by Mr. and Mrs. Majerus of St. Cloud."(In the re-decorating process in 1958, they were replaced by new stations sculpted by Peter Lupori.) The base of the corner granite pilaster to the left of the Blessed Virgin Mary side altar is the cornerstone. On its south side are engraved:""AD;"""MCMXII;" and a cross, and on its east side:""U.I.O.G.D."("Ut In Omnibus Glorificetur Deus" -- That in all things God may be glorified)" __________ CHRONICLES, pp. 144, 146
Type	image
Format	image/jpeg
Holding Institution	Vivarium; Saint Benedict's Monastery - St. Joseph, MN
Rights	Copyright© 2005 Saint Benedict's Monastery. All Rights Reserved.
Digital Date	05/05/2005
Bit Depth	8 bits-per-channel
Resolution	600 ppi
Compression	none on the original scans
Hardware	Epson 4870 Photo
Software	Photoshop, Epson Scan
System	Apple Macintosh

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