The Crucifix on the high altar in ivory and mother of pearl is Italian in origin and dates from about 1650. The carvings on the base are of St. Francis, St. Anthony and Our Lady. On the shaft, The Seven Sorrows of Our Lady, The Agony in the Garden, “ECCE HOMO” (Behold the Man), The Scourging at the Pillar and The Carrying of the Cross, and at the very top The Resurrection. The candlesticks were designed by the architect to match the crucifix in ebony, ivory and silver.