Archdiocese Of Washington Prepares For Papal Visit

POOLESVILLE, MD - MARCH 27: A stack of Bibles and a cross sit on a table in carpenter and Catholic Deacon Dave Cahoon's workshop March 27, 2008 in Poolesville, Maryland. Cahoon has been commissioned to build the altar that will be used by Pope Benedict XVI during his visit to Washington, DC, in April. Cahoon has been a carpenter for 20 years and is a specialist in refurbishing and building church woodwork and altars. Cahoon said the project is an honor and jokes that his work will be "down hill from here" after completing the altar, chair and podium to be used by the Pope during his outdoor Mass at Nationals Park baseball stadium. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)