Holy Family Chapel

How many chapels do you know of that have a soon-​to-​be saint inside it? Blessed sister Miriam Theresa is a St. Elizabeth College alum, which is probably why she’s buried there. She’s kind of a big deal considering she’d be the second American-​born saint. Just a little trivia for ya.
I think this church is beautiful. The altar, the ceilings, everything. I’m pro a simple aesthetic when it comes to churches, but the details inside Holy Family remind me of a church in Italy that I loved. The seating is cross style with most of the seats in the center in front of the altar and then two «arms» of seats extending to the side. The sound system is a little strange. The microphone in the ambo (where the lector reads) is embedded so when you’re up there, sometimes you’re not sure if you’re being loud or soft. Only graduates of St. Elizabeth College and the Academy of St. Elizabeth can get married in the chapel, which is a little perk considering the tuition at both institutions.
I also heard there are some intense catacombs underneath this place. Yipes. I’m such a wuss I’ve never prodded about the issue.
NOTE: While writing this review, the speakers on my computer have been going in and out. So I’m gonna end it right here. :/