To guard against signs of settlement in the new edifice further work was discontinued and the foundation was allowed to remain as it was for one entire year. 1897 Woodwork for Gothic ceilings put in place. 1900 Church used for the first time. The altars were decorated with roses, lilies, fern, azaleas and vines. The ceiling is supported by 10 columns, cylindrical in form and made of soft red granite.
Bases are octagonal with richly carved heads.
Pure white marble forms the capitals. Sanctuary - life size figures represent Saint Ann, The Blessed Virgin, Our Savior, Saint Joseph, and Saint Joachim. The Nativity and Saint Patrick and the Birth of Christianity in Ireland. Sides - Eight side windows depict the 12 Apostles and four Doctors of the Church. Gallery - Larger than life size figures depict King David playing the harp and Saint Cecelia playing the organ and looking toward the choir, giving musical inspiration.