St. Mark's Photo Tour

• Welcome to St. Mark's Catholic Church
• Exterior of St. Mark's Catholic Church
• East doors
• The bronze statue of St. Mark summons all
  to come and hear the Good News of the Gospel
• The Prayer Garden offers an opportunity for prayer and reflection amidst the peaceful, natural beauty of God's creation.
• Sculpture relief in the Prayer Garden
• Sculpture relief in the Prayer Garden
• Main Sanctuary
• The Crucifix
• The Tabernacle is accessible from the Church or Chapel, reminding us that Jesus is present to us in the celebration of Mass.
• The baptimal font reminds us that we have access to the Table of the Lord and the Eucharist. The baptistry is circular in shape symbolizing Eternal Life.
• Stations of the Cross
• The Apse serves as a candlelit devotional space and is home to the statues of Mary and Joseph with Jesus. The space provides seating for private prayer and features votive candles for memorials and special intentions.
• Statue of Joseph with 10-year-old Jesus in the Apse, teaching Jesus how to use a carpenter's plane. You are invited to sit or kneel as you reflect on the parental teaching and modeling in your life.
• Statue of praying Mary in the Apse invites you to kneel or sit down with her for a moment of prayer.
• A first class relic of St. Mark the Evangelist. It was presented to St. Mark's Parish from General Vicariate of the Saints and through the courtesy of the Monastero Agostiniano di San Lucia, Rome, Italy.
• Chapel
• The Chapel altar
• Candlelit devotional space in the Chapel
• Monstrance for adoration of the exposed Blessed Sacrament