St. Joseph Chapel
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History of St Joseph Chapel
Lower Level Chapels
Award Winning Organ
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⛪ History of St Joseph Chapel
St. Joseph Memorial Chapel was dedicated on May 1, 1924. Erected in the memory of 24 Holy Cross students who gave their lives during World War I, St. Joseph Memorial Chapel is named after St. Joseph, spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Bishop Beaven celebrated the dedicatory mass. The chapel's stained glass windows were installed in 1925 and the niche statues that depict St. Ignatius Loyola and St. Francis Xavier were installed in 1938. The current organ, which replaces a another state of the art model, is a Taylor and Boody organ.
✝ Lower Level Chapels
The recently renovated Mary Chapel and smaller McCooey Chapel are both located on the lower level of St. Joseph Memorial Chapel.
🎹 Award Winning Organ
The award-winning, 52-foot high, 10-ton organ was built over a two-year period by a team of craftsmen in the tradition of 16th and 17th century Dutch and north German organs.
