Madonna Della Strada Chapel, Chicago

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May 13, 2008

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The altar arches employ LEDs to mimic daylight, which came in through continuous glass blocks before they were capped because of water leakage.

The altar arches employ LEDs to mimic daylight, which came in th… The altar arches employ LEDs to mimic daylight, which came in through continuous glass blocks before they were capped because of water leakage.

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