Sacred Art, Furnishings and Architecture by their very nature, are oriented toward the dignity and infinite beauty of God which they attempt in some way to portray by the work of human hands; they achieve their purpose of redounding to God's praise and glory.  They are to be beautiful and be signs and symbols of heavenly realities.

The Altar, the Ambo, the presidential chair, the Baptistery/baptismal fonts, the Tabernacle, the Confessional, the Book of the Gospels and the Cross are part of the architectural structure of a church; there are also icons, mosaics, stained glass windows, paintings or statues, and Way of the Cross.

Other liturgical furnishings are: candlesticks, lamps, the processional Cross, chairs, kneelers, stalls or benches and also flower stands, lecterns, thurible or censer, thurible stand, bucket, asperger and holy water fonts.