Scott studied the stained glass window in the chapel. The hundred-year-old painted faces of St. Sophia and her three murdered daughters stared back at him impassively. Amazing that the painted glass could have such brilliant color and realistic pictures over a hundred years after it was first created. Since he had a few hours between his classes, he had decided to explore the historic campus and take some pictures to send to his parents. First up was the soaring red-brick main building and its Italianate chapel. Although Scott wasn't Catholic like the College of St. Sophia was, he had heard that the chapel was stunning, and he was here to see it himself and take some pictures.
"Photography's not allowed with a flash," said a female voice behind him.
Friday, November 28, 2014
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