Luke and St. John on its pendentives. Brumidi was a Greek/Italian-American painter, best known for his murals in the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C., especially The Apotheosis of Washington in the dome of the rotunda. Architect Henry D. Dagit renovated the cathedral interior, 1914–1915, adding the apse behind the High Altar. D'Ascenzo Studios executed the apse's stained glass windows and mosaic murals. The four bronze statues in niches on the building's main facade—Mary, Jesus, St. Peter and St. Paul—were added in 1915. Ordinaries of Philadelphia Under the main altar of the cathedral is a crypt with the remains of most of the bishops and archbishops, and of several other clergymen, of Philadelphia. The crypt can be reached by stairs behind the main altar. The crypt is the final resting place of: Michael Francis Egan, O.S.F., first bishop of Philadelphia, consecrated October 28, 1810, died 1814. Henry Conwell, second bishop of Philadelphia, consecrated 1820, died April 22, 1842. James Frederick Wood, fifth bishop and first archbishop of Philadelphia, died June 20, 1882. Patrick John Ryan, sixth bishop and second archbishop of Philadelphia, died February 3, 1911. Edmond Prendergast, seventh bishop and third archbishop of Philadelphia, died February 26, 1918. Dennis Joseph Dougherty, eighth bishop, fourth archbishop of Philadelphia, and first to be elevated to cardinal, died May 31, 1951. John Krol, tenth bishop, sixth archbishop of Philadelphia, and third to be elevated to cardinal, died March 3, 1996. Anthony Joseph Bevilacqua, eleventh bishop, seventh archbishop of Philadelphia, and fourth to be elevated to cardinal, died January 31, 2012. Other entombments St. Katherine Drexel, Catholic Saint, Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament Founder, 1858–1955 (buried at St. Elizabeth's Convent and relocated to the cathedral in 2017) Francis Patrick O'Neill, pastor of St. James, Philadelphia, 1843–1882, died 1882. Maurice Walsh, pastor of St. Paul's Philadelphia, 1832–1888, died 1888. James Corcoran, professor at Saint Charles Seminary, died 1889. James J. Carroll, bishop, died 1913. Francis J. Clark, bishop, died 1918. Cletus Joseph Benjamin, bishop, died May 15, 1961. Gerald P. O'Hara, bishop, died July 16, 1963 Francis Brennan, Prefect of the Sacred Congregation for the Discipline of the Sacraments, the first American to receive an appointment to the Roman Curia, died July 2, 1968. Gerald Vincent McDevitt, bishop, died September 29, 1980. John Patrick Foley, president of the Pontifical Council for Social Communications, seventh Philadelphia priest to be elevated to cardinal, died December 11,