The St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Chapel

Dedicated in 2007, the St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Chapel is the spiritual heart of our campus. The chapel was blessed and dedicated by Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted and serves as a sacred space for daily Mass, prayer, Adoration, and school liturgies.

Inspired by the life and journey of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, the chapel reflects her deep devotion to the Eucharist and her commitment to Catholic education. It stands as a visible reminder that faith is at the center of life at Seton Catholic.

Chapel Features

Emblem Design The design found on the altar, ambo, presider’s chair, and pews is inspired by the emblem of the Sisters of Charity, whose legacy has shaped Seton since its founding.

	Relic The altar contains a first-class relic of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton. Gifted by Fr. Frank Bartel, pastor of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish

Dome The chapel dome reflects traditional Italian church architecture, recalling the places where St. Elizabeth Ann Seton prayed during her time in Italy. Today, the dome has become a recognizable symbol of Seton, even incorporated into our logo

	Coat of Arms Our coat of arms is laid in tile in the chapel narthex, symbolizing Seton’s heritage, faith, and diocesan roots.

Stained Glass Windows Antique Zettler stained glass windows from Munich depict the Joyful Mysteries of the Rosary and the Descent of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost. The rose window above the altar, designed by Seton art students, highlights St. Elizabeth Ann Seton’s devotion to the Eucharist.