contains a picture of the Holy Family on a Samoan beach painted by Duffy Sheridan in 1991. Samoan artist Sven Ortquist did the fourteen deep-relief Stations of the Cross and other woodcarvings and also designed the stained glass windows. Adjacent to the Fatuoaiga Catholic Church Center is a historic park with restored tia seu lupe (a pigeon-catching mound) that resembles the later marae of Eastern Polynesia. The park is located next to the only part of low-land rainforest still found on Tutuila Island. Lions Park sits along the Pala Lagoon in Tafuna and is a public park under the jurisdiction of American Samoa Government Parks and Recreation. Recreational use of Pala Lagoon is centered around Lions Park. The park is home to picnic tables, tennis courts, and a children's playground. Canoes, rafts, and kayaks are launched from the park. The Pala Lagoon Swimming Center is a community swimming pool at Lions Park which was built in 2017. Pala Lagoon Swim Center has three swimming pools, water slides, and a splash pad. Next to the swim center is Lion's Park, which consists of tennis courts, a playground, a basketball court, and volleyball nets. There are also several fales with grills and picnic tables. Landmarks Veterans Memorial Stadium Cathedral of the Holy Family Tradewinds Hotel Lions Park Tia Seu Lupe historical site at Fatuoaiga Tony Sola'ita Baseball Field Notable people Jonathan Fanene, former NFL player Frankie Luvu, NFL player Junior Siavii, former NFL player Destiny Vaeao, NFL player Tony Solaita, MLB player, killed at Tafuna References External links GCatolic - Samoa-Pago Pago diocese Tutuila Villages in American Samoa