St. Hedwig Church in Chicago, interior view [Polish parishes and churches in Chicago]

The distinguishing feature of the church are the paintings made in 1938 by John A. Mallin from Bohemia. In St. Hedwig’s Church he created depictions of saints and angels, a narrative cycle of the Sacraments, representations connected with the Church heraldry, but he also painted the twin scenes: "Christ blesses the Resurrectionist Congregation" and "Pope Pius XI blesses the Chicago Church". The former depicts the founders of the Congregation, Bohdan Jański as well as Hieronim Kajsiewicz and Piotr Semenenka, but also the resurrectionists serving in Chicago parishes as well as the local hierarchs, including Bishop Peter James Muldoon, who dedicated the temple.