An icon painting known as Rublev’s Trinity and depicting a scene from Genesis 18 continues as backdrop for the sanctuary in a newly renovated and refurbished Holy Family. With new floor work and …
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An icon painting known as Rublev’s Trinity and depicting a scene from Genesis 18 continues as backdrop for the sanctuary in a newly renovated and refurbished Holy Family. With new floor work and light extensions along with a tiled altar area, the renovations keep the windows from St. Anne’s at the altar with the Altar Cross from St. Mary’s. The Altar Cross for St. Anne’s along with each church’s old altar are in the front entryway of the church. Photo by Joseph Back.
