Behind the altar are carved images of eight religious figures: four Catholic saints to the north, and four leaders of Protestantism to the south. The epic windows reinforce the idea of a "Catholic north" and a "Protestant south": Catholics wrote the north epics and Protestants the south epics. In an ecumenical touch, the north and south are symbolically united by "The Love of Christ" in the Great East Window.
Behind the altar, there is a symbolic representation of eight religious figures: four Catholic saints to the northern section, and four Protestant leaders to the southern section. The windows visually emphasize the division between Catholics and Protestants, with Catholics creating the north epics and Protestants crafting the south epics. In an effort to promote unity, the north and south are symbolically connected by "The Love of Christ" in the Great East Window.