In the photos you will see elements of the past and the present. Gothic architecture grew out of the period in European history when the Church had become established as the religious and political power in Europe. In this sense, gothic architecture is an expression of a movement as much as it is a specific style of construction. Our church exhibits the gothic style in many of its features, including the nave, transepts, sancutary, and ribbed dome. Click on the image to the left for more views of the interior of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church.
Wood is a dominant feature in the remodeled church.
The use of walnut in the sanctuary compliments the carpeting and the painted mortar and wood paneling of the walls. Click on the image to the left for views of the use of wood. There are over 25 stained glass windows in the church. The transept windows, the largest in the church, were built by Munich Studios of Chicago for a 1930 remodeling, while the others are original to the 1904 construction. The smallest windows are in the chapel and sacristy.