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St. Gerard Majella Church, Hollis, NY
Award Winning Designs
Before & After
Church Interior Renovation
Historic Restoration
Liturgical Furnishings
Papal Projects
Artwork, Shrines, Votive Candles, etc.
Honorable Mention, Visual Arts Awards, Ministry & Liturgy Magazine, 1999
Blessed Sacrament Chapel
The tabernacle throne of cherry wood and Bethel White granite is visually and symbolically connected to the altar. It is placed under a tent (tabernaculum) of linen representing the storage place for manna bread. The scale and sculptural forms designate a place in the church for peaceful contemplation and reservation.
