The Interior

The interior of the church is finished with plaster walls with painted bead board wainscoting and painted bead board ceilings.  

First Holy Communion ceremony in the 1940s

Confirmation ceremony in the 1940s

In the 2000 restoration project, the carpeting in the sanctuary was lifted and the original “heart-of-pine” pine floor was restored and refinished with new Persian runners installed in the main and side aisles.  New carpeting was installed in the choir loft, staircase, Sacristy and St. Bridget’s Room (behind the altar).  The Stations of the Cross were also cleaned and restored and a new cross was purchased for the Corpus, which now hangs on the wall of the east projection.  Lastly, the walls and ceiling were repainted, interior lighting fixtures were rewired, and wooden blinds were installed on all of the windows.

The main aisle of the church today

  
The east projection, which includes the Sacristy

 
The west projection, which includes the organ and choir

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