The repetition of the architectural elements in number 5, which symbolizes the 5 nuns, The Blessed Martyrs of Drina, runs through the architecture of the church and the accompanying rooms. Thus, we can point out 5 “V pillars” that are used to support the terrace in front of the basement, and 5 pillars on the porch of the church in front of the glass portal that extends the length of the nave of the church. The pillar as a support is a clear association with the support of the faith that the The Blessed Martyrs of Drina made with their so-called “salvation” from the enemy. The dissolvable glass portal was designed to be constructed as a stained glass window that would abstractly describe the path of martyrdom that the sisters went through. The large portal made of stained glass is a symbol for the window through which the martyrs found “salvation”. The pillars shown in the solution are linear, a proposal for abstract statues of Drina martyrs. The design of the stained glass solution, the interior, and the sculptures of the martyrs would be part of a special study. The history of The Blessed Martyrs of Drina would be especially presented in the narthex of the church.