Above the narthex are two towers: one named for Saint Peter to the north and the other named for Saint Paul to the south. The north tower reaches to the roof of the nave, which is above ground level; the south tower is about taller, with the additional height having been built between 1982 and 1992. If the towers had been completed, they would have been about tall. The towers protrude slightly from the northern and southern elevations of the facade but are flush with the western elevation. On the northern and southern facades of the narthex, at the base of the towers, are stained glass windows, one on each side.
Above the narthex are two towers one named for Saint Peter to the north and the other named for Saint Paul to the south The north tower reaches to the roof of the nave which is above ground level; the south tower is about taller with the additional height having been built between 1982 and 1992 If the towers had been completed they would have been about tall The towers protrude slightly from the northern and southern elevations of the facade but are flush with the western elevation On the northern and southern facades of the narthex at the base of the towers are stained glass windows one on each side