water to municipal water in 2010. Chapel The chapel at Regina Mundi is located on the first floor of the Central Section, and is visible as soon as one walks into the main entrance of the building. The chapel is the largest of all Catholic Secondary Schools in the LDCSB, owing to the history of the school as a Junior Seminary. The chapel is built of stone on the exterior, as is the rest of the school, and has a wood finish inside. The altar is made of granite stone. Along the entire chapel are stained glass windows, and images featuring the Stations of the Cross. To either side of the cross are long fabric drapes displaying the school's colors of blue and gold. Behind those drapes are the pipes for the school's $200,000 organ. There are two rooms on either side of the rear of the chapel. When the school was first built the two rooms behind the chapel were used by the priests as living quarters, but now they are the headquarters for the school's active Chaplaincy Team. The chapel also features the Memory Wall, which has pictures of all the students and staff who have died during their terms at RMC. Bell tower For 47 years, the school featured a large bell tower in the front of the school which displayed a cross, which was illuminated nightly. A piece of the tower fell off in November 2010 and the tower had to be taken down for safety concerns. By March 1, 2011, the tower had been completely dismantled, and the cross was replaced atop the roof of the Central Section of the Main Building. Feeder schools Holy Rosary Catholic School Sir Arthur Carty Catholic School St. David's Catholic School St. Francis Catholic School St. Sebastian Catholic School St. Anthony Catholic French Immersion School Notable alumni Jennifer Hedger, TSN announcer Jason Williams, NHL player Jason de Vos, Soccer player Steve Patterson, comedian Ingrid Kavelaars, actress Monique Kavelaars, Fencer and Olympian Brandon Prust, NHL player Kiefer Sutherland, actor (24, The Lost Boys, Stand by Me); one semester only; not an alumnus Sarah Lafleur, actress Barrie Moore, NHL player David Brown, CFL player See also List of high schools in Ontario External links Regina Mundi Catholic College London District Catholic School Board High schools in London, Ontario Catholic secondary schools in Ontario Buildings and structures in London, Ontario Educational institutions