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QuickSHIP glass / natural stone v.9-21 I Table of Contents Chicago Glass & Stone .............................. 2 Glass Crystal ........................................ 4 Elements . 6 Melange ....................................... 7 Resort ........................................ 8 Stix........................................... 9 Marble Arabescato.................................... 10 Athens Gray ................................... 12 Cavalier ...................................... 14 Crema Marfil................................... 16 For your convenience, the products shown in this Driftwood ..................................... 18 catalog are all stocked in our Central Service Center. Gray Cloud .................................... 20 Orders placed before noon are available within 1 business day. Highland Gris . 22 Italian Carrara .................................. 24 Mariner....................................... 28 Ming Green.................................... 30 Mystic........................................ 32 Wooden White ................................. 34 Pebbles Sliced ........................................ 36 Slate & Quartzite ��������������������������������������������������������������������� 38 Travertine Durango ...................................... 39 Glass Guidelines .................................. 40 Natural Stone Guidelines ............................ 41 Very High Shade Variation: All natural stone products have an extreme variation in color, shade and texture. To ensure an even variation of color and surface texture, blend stones from multiple cartons. All material must be reviewed prior to installation, as no concessions will be made after installation. II III CHICAGO CHICAGO Light Blue Glass 3x9 Tile 53GLALIG39 Medium Blue Glass 3x9 Tile Arabescato and Zebra Flat Pebbles Waterjet Trellis Thassos and Carrara Arabescato 1” Hex Arabescato 1” Hex Boardwalk Arabescato 53GLAMED39 Marble (11.75x11.75 Sheet) White Polished Marble Polished Marble Honed Marble 1x3 Herringbone Marble 53PEBARAZEB12 (8.7x8.89 Sheet) 53MARARA1HP 53MARARA1HH 53HERARA13 53WATTRETHACARP Linen Glass 1.5x6 Linear (11.81x12.5 Sheet) Carrara White 2” Hex Waterjet Marrakech Thassos, Carrara Waterjet Shell Arabescato 53GLALIN16B Carrara Octagon with Mountain Blue Waterjet Piazza Zebra White Polished Marble White Marble (8.74x9.84 Sheet) Polished Marble (11x11.5 Sheet) Polished Marble (10.63x11.61 Sheet) and Thassos Polished Marble 92MARCAR2HP 53WATMARTHACARP 53SHEARA12P 53MARCAR1112O (11.89x11.89 Sheet) 53WATPIAZEBTHAP Gray Cloud 1” Hex Polished Marble Arabescato 2x4 Brick Waterjet Mini Arabesque Carrara Waterjet Synergy Weave 53MARGRA1HP Polished Marble White Polished Marble Arabescato Polished Marble 53MARARA24BP (10.24x10.63 Sheet (12x12.75 Sheet) Rubik Square Pattern Waterjet Hex Thassos, Carrara, and 53WATARACARP 53SYNARA1213P Mountain Blue and Thassos Marble Black Water Polished Marble (12x12.75 Sheet) (14x16 Sheet) 53RUBSQU12 53WATHEXTHACARP Ancient Sky 2” Hex (11.81x11.81 Sheet) Arabescato and Carrara Chevron Mosaics sold by 12x12 sheets unless otherwise stated. 53HEXANC2 Polished Marble (11.15x11.75 Sheet) Please Note: It is recommended on Waterjet Mosaics to 53CHEARACAR12P install with a light colored grout to best compliment the look. 2 3 chicago glass & stone chicago glass & stone CRYSTAL GLASS CRYSTAL GLASS 3/8x6 Super White Liner 3/8x6 Icelandic Blue Liner 1/2x12 Feather Pencil Liner 1/2x12 Beluga Pencil Liner 1/2x12 Angora Pencil Liner 53CRYSUP386L 53CRYICE386L 53CRYFEA112P 53CRYBEL112P 53CRYANG112P 1/2x12 Super White Pencil 1/2x12 Icelandic Blue Liner Pencil Liner 53CRYSUP112P 53CRYICE112P 3x6 Feather 3x6 Beluga 3x6 Angora 53CRYFEA36 53CRYBEL36 53CRYANG36 3x6 Super White 3x6 Icelandic Blue 53CRYSUP36 53CRYICE36 3/8x6 Moscato Liner 3/8x6 Gray Liner 53CRYMOS386L 53CRYGRA386L 1/2x12 Moscato Pencil Liner 1/2x12 Gray Pencil Liner 1.5x6 Linen Linear Mosaic 53CRYMOS112P 53CRYGRA112P 53GLALIN16B 3x6 Moscato 3x6 Gray 53CRYMOS36 53CRYGRA36 Moscato Stagger Gray Stagger 53CRYMOSSTA 53CRYGRASTA Stagger sold on 13.6x11.7 Sheets (Gray, Moscato only) Mosaics sold on 12x12 Sheets 4 5 glass glass ELEMENTS MELANGE 1/2” Polar 1/2” Cosmos 1/2” Beach 53ELEPOL12M 53ELECOS12M * 53ELEBEA12M Crema Marfil Marble Gray Cloud Marble Brick Brick with Mother of with Mother of Pearl, Pearl and Glass Stainless and Black 53MELCRE12 Glass 53MELGRA12 Polar Linear Cosmos Linear Beach Linear 53ELEPOL12LM 53ELECOS12LM * 53ELEBEA12LM Wooden White and Athens Gray and Gray Arabescato Marble Brick Cloud Marble Brick with with Mother of Pearl Mother of Pearl and and Super White Glass Super White Glass 53MELWHI12 53MELATH12 1/2” Stone 1/2” Branch Twilight Linear 53ELESTO12M 53ELEBRA12M * 53ELETWI12LM * Stone Linear 53ELESTO12LM * Noted items are discontinued and available only while stock inventory lasts Mosaics sold on 12x12 Sheets Mosaics sold on 12x12 Sheets 6 7 glass glass RESORT STIX Spa Blend Relax Blend Mineral 53RESSPA12M 53RESREL12M 53STIMIN12M (Coordinates with (Coordinates with (Glass and Golden Harvest Quartzite) Thassos Marble) Wooden White Marble) Calm Blend Zen Blend 53RESCAL12M 53RESZEN12M (Coordinates with (Coordinates with Calacatta Marble) Crema Marfil Marble) * Noted items are discontinued and available only while stock inventory lasts Mosaics sold on 12x12 Sheets Mosaics sold on 12x12 Sheets 8 9 glass glass ARABESCATO MARBLE Waterjet Shell Polished Chevron w/Carrara Pol. Polished Quadrafoil Flat Pebbles with Zebra (11x11.5 Sheet) (11.15x11.75 Sheet) with Gray Lady (11.75x11.75 Sheet) 53SHEARA12P 53CHEARACAR12P 53MARARA12QP 53PEBARAZEB12 Polished and Honed Polished Basketweave Polished Basketweave Athens Gray Honed Mod Basketweave with Athens Gray Dot with Black Dot with Arabescato Polished 53MARARAR12B 53MARARAT12B 53MARARA12BM 53MODATH12HP * 4x12 Bullnose Brush - 53MARARA412B * Pol - 53MARARA412P * Melange Wooden White Waterjet Synergy Weave and Arabescato Brick Arabescato Polished with Mother of Pearl (12x12.75 Sheet) 53MELATH12 53SYNARA1213P 20” Corner Seat * Appenine with Silver Foil 1x2 Honed Brick 1x3 Polished Herringbone 2x4 Polished Brick 53PIEAPP12L 53MARARA12M Boardwalk 53MARARA24BP 53HERARA13 White Carrara Thresholds 2x36x3/4 - 2x36x3/8 4x28x5/8 - 4x30x5/8 4x36x5/8 - 4x50x5/8 4x72x5/8 - 6x36x5/8 6x72x5/8 * Noted items are discontinued and available only while stock inventory lasts 1” Polished Hexagon 1” Honed Hexagon Polished / Honed Bubbles Due to the addition of a resin mesh for added stability, TEC’s Super Flex™ or 100% Solids Epoxy Mortar is 53MARARA1HP 53MARARA1HH 53MARARA12BS required for proper installation of all mosaics. Mosaics sold on 12x12 sheets unless otherwise stated. Note: It is recommended on Waterjet Mosaics to install with a light colored grout to best compliment the look. 10 11 marble marble ATHENS GRAY MARBLE Scan this code to see a video on this product! 2x2 Honed Athens Gray Honed Mod 53MARATH2MH * with Arabescato Polished 53MODATH12HP * Honed Vein Cut * 3x6 53MARATH36H 3x12 53MARATH312H 12x12 53MARATH12H Melange Athens Gray and Polished Arabescato Basket Gray Cloud Brick with with Athens Gray Dot Mother of Pearl 53MARARAT12B 53MELATH12 6x20 3D Ledger 53MARATH620L * 11x12 Linear 53MARATH11LH * 4x12 Bullnose 53MARAT412BH * 10” Shelf Thresholds 4x36x3/4 4x50x3/4 * 6x72x3/4 We recommend installing Athens Gray Marble with Super Flex™ or epoxy mortar since these are moisture sensitive stones. Mosaics sold on 12x12 Sheets. * Noted items are discontinued and available only while stock inventory lasts 12 13 marble marble CAVALIER MARBLE 3x6 Leathered 3x12 Leathered 3x6 Polished 3x12 Polished 72MARCAV36L 72MARCAV312L 72MARCAV36P 72MARCAV312P 12x24 Leathered 12x24 Polished 72MARCAV1224L 72MARCAV1224P 1/2x12 Somerset Pencil Leathered 72MARCAV512SPL Polished 72MARCAV512SPP 1x12 Pencil Leathered 72MARCAV112PL Polished 72MARCAV112PP 2” Hexagon Leathered 72MARCAV2HL Polished 72MARCAV2HP Mosaics sold on 12x12 Sheets leathered polished 14 15 marble marble CREMA MARFIL MARBLE 5/8” Polishedl Melange Brick with Mother of Pearl Resort Collection Zen Blend 65MARCRE58MP * 53MELCRE12 53RESZEN12M 3x12 Persian Green Scroll Border with Wooden Yellow and Crema Marfil 53SCRGRE312 * Crema Marfil 10” Corner Shelf 65FIXCRECS10 * 3x3 Border Corner Thassos Polished Mod 53SCRGRE3C * with Crema Marfil Crema Marfil Threshold 53MODTHA12P * 4x36x3/4 65436CRE34 * Dark Emperador 1x12 Pencil Polished 65MARDA112PP * Dark Emperador 10” Shelf Polished 65FIXDARCS10 * Dark Emperador Thresholds 4x36x3/4 65436DAR34 * 4x50x3/4 65450DAR34 * 6x72x3/4 65672DAR34 * * Noted items are discontinued and available only while stock inventory lasts Due to the addition of a resin mesh for added stability, TEC’s Super Flex™ or 100% Solids Epoxy Mortar is required for proper installation of all mosaics. Mosaics sold on 12x12 Sheets. 16 17 marble marble DRIFTWOOD MARBLE 3x12 Polished 72MARDRI312P 3” Hexagon Polished 72MARDRI3HP 12x24 Polished 72MARDRI1224P Insignia Chevron Polished 72MARDRI12CP 1/2x12 Somerset Pencil Polished 72MARDRI512SPP 1x12 Pencil Polished 72MARDRI112PP Mosaics sold on 12x12 Sheets polished 18 19 marble marble GRAY CLOUD MARBLE 5/8” Polished 1” Polished Hex 53MARGRA58MP * 53MARGRA1HP Polished * 12x12 53MARGRA12PO 1x2 Honed Brick 2x2 Polished 53MARGRA12M 53MARGRA2MP * 2x12 Chair Rail Polished 53MAGRA212PC * Melange Brick with Mother Melange Athens Gray and Polished Basketweave with of Pearl and Stainless Gray Cloud Brick with Snow White Dot 53MELGRA12 Mother of Pearl 53MARGRA12BM * 53MELATH12 * Noted items are discontinued and available only
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    CO-CATHEDRAL OF THE SACRED HEART A R C H D I O C E S E O F G A L V E S T O N - H O U S T O N Dedicated to the GLORY of GOD “Today we dedicate to your lasting service this house of prayer, this temple of worship, this home in which we are nourished by your word and your sacraments.” Rite of Dedication April 2, 2008 “My house shall be called a house of prayer for all peoples.” Isaiah 56:7 In The Beginning Two years after Texas gained its admission into the United States, Galveston was erected as the twenty- eighth diocese in the nation. The pontifical bull, In Apostolicae Sedis Fastigo, from his Holiness Pope Pius ix, signed and sealed in Rome on May established Texas as a bishopric and Left: 1904 photograph of the first named the Most Reverend Jean Marie Odin, Sacred Heart Church. C.M., its first Bishop. The diocese was dedicated Below: 1913 postcard of the church. to the Blessed Virgin Mary under the title of the Immaculate Conception and St. Mary’s Church in December Pope John Paul ii created a Galveston was named the cathedral. A new church second archdiocese in Texas, raising the Diocese of Bishop Odin for St. Mary’s had been begun with the laying of a Galveston-Houston to the status of a Metropolitan cornerstone on March ; the cathedral was Archdiocese. Bishop Joseph A. Fiorenza was dedicated on November Galveston was a named the first Archbishop of Galveston-Houston, major seaport and the largest city in the state at and Bishop Daniel N.