On this page: The Cathedral of Mary Our Queen upholds many traditions of the great cathedrals of Europe. In these great cathedrals, the building served as a tool to teach the faithful, many of whom were illiterate, about the faith. The building itself, its artwork, its statues, its stained-glass windows all served to educate and catechize those who made pilgrimages from near and far.

Quick-link Shortcuts

• Tour Map

• Index of Saints

• Virtual Tour Introduction

• Cathedral's Facade

• Narthex

• Baptistry

• Entering the Nave

• Sanctuary

• Sacristy

• Bays & Windows

• The Lady Chapel

• Blessed Sacrament Chapel

• St. Joseph Chapel

• Thomas O'Neill's Memorial

All Photos © 2009 & 2010
by Terry Modica