Inside St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church
In the gathering space hangs these back lit stained glass windows that
originally in St. Ann's Hospital Chapel.
Icons by Charles Rohrbacher hang throughout the Church.
This icon is "Christ in Glory"
To the right of "Christ in Glory" hang John the Baptist, Archangel Gabriel and
St. Paul.
To the left of "Christ in Glory" hang the Virgin Mary, Archangel Michael and St.
Peter.
Various other art forms are also present throughout the Church.
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A view of the Tabernacle from inside the Church.
Our Altar.....design depicts the mountains, trees and water of Southeast Alaska.
The
Ambo is embellished with the same design and symbols of the Altar.
The
gospel stand also carries on the design.
The stone used in the Church came from a single piece of granite found at Montana Creek in Juneau.
Our immersion Baptismal Font.
Our Ambry.
The base to our Crucifix.
The base to our Tabernacle which stands in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel and
Confessional.
A view of of the inside of the worship space.
This is a view from the back toward the choir area.
This is a view from the opposite back corner toward the entrance.
A view of inside the church (picture by Fr. Ken Hannon, OMI)
Our Lady of the Rosary Shrine Chapel
A place to pray for peace.
This is the Icon of the Holy Rosary by Charles Rohrbacher. Each Mystery of the Rosary is included in this icon.
Three more stained glass windows from the original St. Ann's Hospital Chapel
hang in this chapel that holds approximately 30 - 35 people. It is also
affectionately called the day chapel due to the fact that it is where daily Mass
takes place.