The religious ecstacy of the Middle Ages is reflected in the Gothic lines of the buff-colored marble altars set against
a background of gray. The side altars of the Blessed Virgin and St. Joseph in complementary architecture with the main
altar, are surrounded by a set of bas reliefs of cut stone representing the mysteries of the rosary and the life of Christ.
The original Blessed Virgin's altar from St. Gall's was replaced by one made of Italian marble in 1928;
a gift of the Married Ladies' Sodality of Gesu Parish.
