The Lady Altar is also a significant piece of stonework.

Therefore, the British coat of arms can be clearly seen over Our Lady altar.

The new aisle on the Lady Altar side replaced the separate cloister chapel.

On the north side of the sanctuary is the Lady Altar, also by Pugin.

Hahn also painted the triptych behind the Lady Altar in the south aisle.

The South Aisle East stained glass window, and Lady Altar added 1911.

This first Mass was said at the Lady Altar, which thus is for Montfortians a precious souvenir.

The Ladies Altar Society.

One of the side chapels contains a Lady altar designed in intricate repoussé silver on copper by Wilson in 1902.

The Lady altar in the church was originally in Thorndon Hall, home of Lord Petre.

Four marble columns, two freestanding colums and part of the arcaded panel were reused for the Lady altar at Blackfen.

The Our Lady Altar was made by Peeter Vervoort and father and son Willem Kerrickx (1729).

The Lady Altar was refurbished by the Reverend David Lovell and Mrs Lovell in 1971.

The Bell City Ladies Altar Society was formed in 1905, with Mrs. Dulva Derouen as first president.

The wooden reredos scene above the Lady Altar was carved by Ferdinando Stuflesser, of Ortisei, Bolzano, Italy.

The Ladies Altar Society in Hayes, Louisiana was organized in 1952, with Mrs. Elias Lorrain as the first president.

Several furnishings in the present church were brought from the old one, including the oval marble font with mahogany cover, the organ of 1857, the arms of the House of Savoy, the large painting of the Deposition, and in the south aisle the sarcophagus-shaped Lady Altar.

He also sponsored construction of the Our Lady Altar in Brunswick Cathedral which he consecrated on 8 September 1188 in the presence of Henry the Lion and in 1189AD he confirmed and privileged the foundation of the monastery at Dorstadt.