Rose Window and Organ

The great rose window is located in the west wall of the chapel. Spanning twenty feet in diameter, its theme is the life of our Lord represented by the centrally located chalice with vines radiating from it to the life of the church, represented by the seals of the Episcopal dioceses which own the university. The window was given in memory of Katherine Power Farish.

The antiphonal organ with processionl trumpets is located just below the rose window. The coat of arms of the Choir, carved by Dr. Waring McCrady, is affixed to the organ loft.

[ Narthex | Rose Window | North Aisle | South Aisle | Baptismal Font | Nave Altar | Pulpit | Lectern | War Memorial & Shapard Tower | Baptistry | Chancel | High Altar | St. Augustine's ]

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