Litany of Saints
Here you will find the Saints that are in the church. They are located throughout the church and some are located in the sacristy and behind the altar. If you wish to view information on a particular saint , click the name.
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Stained Glass Windows of the Saints
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Litany of Saints
Saint Agnes |
Saint Anne |
Saint Anthony of Padua | Saint Cecilia
Saint Christopher |
Saint Elizabeth |
Saint Francis of Assisi
Saint John the Baptist | Saint Joseph |
Saint Jude of Thaddaeus
Saint Lucy |
Saint Matthew |
Saint Mark |
Saint Luke
Saint John the Evangelist |
Saint Peter |
Saint Paul |
Saint Patrick
Saint Rita |
Saint Theresa |
Saint Vincent dePaul |
Pope Pius X
Our Blessed Mother
and Jesus
Here are three stained windows of our Blessed Mother: Our Lady of Fatima and Lourdes and the Immaculate Heart of Mary. The windows for Jesus include: Holy Name, The Good Shepherd, Face of Jesus, Infant of Prague, Sacred Heart, The Nativity and The Crucifixion.
Archangels
Archangel Gabriel and
Archangel Michael | more on Angels
Our Lady of the Highway Shrine
In 1958 this shrine was built by Father Keis, the Pastor of the Church of Assumption and by his generous parishioners and friends. This tribute to our Blessed Lady was conceived by Father Keis and designed by Vincent Mohr. more history and photos on the shrine
Jesus, the Good Shepherd
The title of Christ, which he gave himself, in so many words and in the Parable of the Good Shepherd (John 10:17-18; Luke 15:3-7). The theme is then taken up later in the New Testament (Hebrews 13:20; I Peter 2:25, 5:4). Implicit in the title is God's mercy on sinners and his concern for the weak and lowly. Already in the catacombs the Savior was often represented as the Good Shepherd.
Veronica's Veil
The cloth which tradition holds that the saintly Veronica wiped the face of Jesus on his way to Calvary. Christ is said to have left the imprint of his face on the veil. It is honored as a trasured relic at St. Peter's in Rome. The episode is commeroated in the sixth station of the cross. Veronica is sometimes identified with the woman whom Chrsit healed of an issue of blood. (Mark 5:25-32).
Immaculate Hearts of Jesus and Mary
The Hearts of Jesus and Mary are mentioned explicitly only briefly in the text of the New Testament. Nevertheless the many references to the love and compassion of Jesus and Mary, as well as implied references to their Hearts, provide a vivid revelation of the Two Hearts. It is remarkable that the few explicit references all bear upon the work of redemption. | more