The successor to a simple white adobe chapel, this monument of rough-faced local stone exults in round arches, buttresses, and minarets. The soft golden sandstone helps unify an awkward combination of a cruciform plan with Georgian massing and a mix of Romanesque details with a diminutive Gothic steeple added in the 1890s. The chapel has a 60-foot barrel-vaulted ceiling, marbleized wood-paneled walls, and splendid stained glass.