cathedral

June 14th, 2012 | 348 Entries

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348 Entries for “cathedral”

  1. A place where people go to talk to someone that claims to be closer to God than they are. A monument to man for God or vice versa. Love left.

    by p.j on 06.14.2012
  2. This is a chruch type environment
    christian church
    bishop
    preist church
    organs are played alot , lots of music
    gospels
    pastor
    Jesus
    God
    stuff like that
    religion
    um i only have like 60 seconsohd;skjha

    by christina on 06.14.2012
  3. the bells rang and worship began on your heart
    shuffling feet and cracking knuckles
    a burning smell, a hushing sound
    a bell, and a bolt for the door

    by aa on 06.14.2012
  4. the catherdral was big and colorful, red, and voluminous. the trees surrounding it were magistic and big. the air was cold and breezy. the man was praying in side; sad and desperate for change .

    by michelle gheorghe on 06.14.2012
  5. Beautiful church, wonderful service, loving people, family, home, the cathedral is white and big and lovely and it’s spiraling and awesome, you are filled with wonder when you see it, it smells of incense and love and you can feel the presence of the holy spirit as you sit in the pew and pray to the lord in a moment of peace and tranquility. love is there. it is a loving place.

    by Theresa on 06.14.2012
  6. large and peaceful
    beautiful
    high ceilings, large rooms
    pillars and pews
    amazing artwork and statues
    quiet, calm, relaxing
    somewhere you feel safe

    they are also unsettling
    dark hallways, creaky doors
    busted windows, rotting floors
    damp walls, ceilings that fall
    secret tunnels, old staircases

    sometimes the most beautiful things are also the most unsettling

    by Alicja on 06.14.2012
  7. I saw a cathedral in Washington DC once. I didn’t think very much of it. All of the other cathedrals I’d ever seen were very old and important and you could name the old important influential guy who’d dreamed it up. I thought it was out of place in DC. This country is only a little over two hundred years old, and DC isn’t even as old as that. The cathedral wasn’t even as old as DC.

    by Allison on 06.14.2012
  8. We do not build cathedrals anymore. We build boxes that do degrade quickly but not in a reusable way that can make more cathedrals. Unlike the citizens of the past, our built environments are not recording our history. Maybe the digital realm is the new cathedral. In this way, perhaps we are making masonry that is more transportable and more flexible and more transient, but does it settle down into the earth and give us a sense of place. No. It does not.

    by Maja Anne on 06.14.2012
  9. the church. the home of the lord. the place where I am always welcome,, always loved, always allowed to be me.
    but that’s church, that’s not a cathedral. a cathedral is prim and proper and straight and right. there are no falters, no mistakes, no nothing but prim proper and straight.
    but church.. church is home. church is love and life and togetherness forever. you could leave there for three years, come back, and they’ll love you the same. that is what church should be.

    by Mary on 06.14.2012
  10. god religion architecture history work art time people death life happyness sadness

    by maria cristina on 06.14.2012
  11. I sit head down.I was made come hear.The man that just died,I don’t know.His family cried as he left them all alone.

    by Tara on 06.14.2012
  12. Even though I am not Catholic, I have a huge respect for a Cathedral. They are very reverent and beautiful. Most are designed with stained glass and very intense details. A cathedral is often a place of refuge. Historical information originates from a cathedral from years gone by. Almost every town and city has a cathedral. Respected and reserved for years to come, a cathedral can be found. Beautiful weddings are held in a cathedral. Princess Diana to note was wed in a cathedral; taking vows to last to her death.

    by Angie on 06.14.2012
  13. Cathedral. I had to look at the word very carefully as I typed it, as it’s a very hard word to spell. A very important word, nonetheless. What even is a cathedral? Something holy, I believe. Possibly to do with architecture.

    by Shauna on 06.14.2012
  14. An image that is brought to mind is a church. Blasphemous place it is.

  15. There was a beautiful cathedral on the hill, and Mary looked up as she walked towards it after a long day. The sun set in the meadows the birds chirped, the grass grew long and longer and sweet sweet shadows filled the sky. The men found their way home as Mary walked to the cathedral, and the bells tolled and noises of night filled the air, but they were noises of beauty, not of catastrophe.

    by Rebekah on 06.14.2012
  16. the afternoon light caught the tips of the spires as I gazed up to the heavens. I needed a sign. The white dove flew down from the cathedral arch and landed at my feet. I tossed the birdseed out on the pavement and the pigeons besieged us.

  17. bells, the only clean thing in the quarter. this is representative of Blanche’s stuggle with hert amorality, Blanche strives to mask her moral nature. This ultimately is what leads to Blanche’s demise and consequently her admission to the mental asylum. I feef

    by rosa on 06.14.2012
  18. A cathedral is a place where people can worship. They can pray to God (or themselves if that’s how some see it), and find a place of peace where they feel a unique sense of calmness. But does one need to be in such an ornate place to see the beauty in life

    by D N on 06.14.2012
  19. And there’s an overwhelming feeling of starting below the dirt and working until I’ve reached the top of a chaotic cathedral of lies and deceit. Knowing that I’ll never see them again–it was worth it. But when the sun sets, and I’m left alone to hear the saddening chirping birds and slow breezes, I never know what to do with myself. Given no goals to meet, I lie awake and over-think myself to sleep every night. There’s a melancholy loveliness to the routine of silence that I will never get used to.

  20. Religion. People arguing about different religious views. Others admiring architecure. Priests and

    by scvbnhm on 06.14.2012
  21. A dark and dingy place lined the streets in it, lived the dreaded nightingale. He was the one killing the children in their sleep. And I knew that I had to stop him. His dangerous game of luring the children with his music was smart. He was almost like a pied piper, but worse. The cathedral was the place to look. That is where I would find him

    by Jess on 06.14.2012
  22. I want to get mrried in a nice cathedral. My mind is always racing about cathedrals. Cathedral is a funny word. Cathy comes to mind when i think of this word as well as birds and singing and Jeff Dunham for some reason. it just does. Oh my lordy i am so hyper. I want to run around a cathedral!!!!!!

    by kayla on 06.14.2012
  23. A place where I can breathe. High ceilings that echo my thoughts. I find peace in the hushed silence and the loud whispers, in the idea that hundreds have come before me and hundreds will come after me and we will all share in a single moment of peace, very possibly without even knowing each other.

    by Kate on 06.14.2012
  24. The mighty cathedral is a monument to Christian architecture. In the shape of the cross, everything about this building is a reminder of Christ’s ultimate sacrifice on Calvary by taking our sins on himself, dying, and being resurrected.

    by Isaac on 06.14.2012
  25. The cathedral was quiet. Abandoned ages ago, little sound ever found its way there. Occasionally a cricket would cast its sad song, but then it would realize none were there to hear it so it, and the cathedral would be quiet once more.

  26. catholic, europe purple, someplace where you pray, think, love, priests, droul, popcorn, boring, unfamiliar, drill, cath, cat, walmort, he, ral, spiderwebs, mosaics, the

    by pop on 06.14.2012
  27. The cathedral was out in the countryside by itself, or so it seemed, because there were few buildings anywhere around. The cathedral’s exterior was those brown sandy blocks used in buildings everywhere.

    by Don Jones on 06.14.2012
  28. i was waiting at the cathedral to hear some good news, but i was only showered with a rain of unhappiness.
    the end

  29. There was a silhouette of something great and dark looming over Christie as she climbed the mountain. As she reached it, she ran her hand around the dark green vines twisting and turning; the bricks older than her grandparents.

  30. My favorite song is saint peter’s cathedral by Death Cab. I also remember learning about it from my french teacher, as in the cathedrals in france. I visited one in dc, the one MLK jr. gave a sermon in. It was beautiful and breathtaking.

    by Jennifer on 06.14.2012
  31. cathedral. It’s a big church. Really all i can think about right now. I mean, come on, how else ya’ going to describe it? It’s got all the fancy stained glass and crap, but we use it for the same thing as a church!

    by Brittany on 06.14.2012
  32. Oh, how beautiful the cathedral stands, regal in its height, majestic in its mass. The bells, the door frames, the windows…Mother Mary standing, protecting us….what beauty.

    by Anonymous on 06.14.2012
  33. Cathedrals are places of open tolerance to whatever religion they represent. Even if you are the most faithful atheist, you cannot help but to release a gasp when stepping into these places of inexplicable beauty and mystique.

    by Zoe on 06.14.2012
  34. always wondered what qualifies a church as a cathedral, cos im pretty sure iv been in a church that’s been bigger than a cathedral so is it something other than sheer size?

    by Fiona on 06.14.2012
  35. Grand swooping entrances. Ancient memories calling out to me.
    What was this place where I felt in awe of such majesty?
    Light and colour flooded my sense.

    by Robyn Lostheart on 06.14.2012
  36. A cathedral is a Christian church which contains the seat of a bishop, thus serving as the central church of a diocese, conference, or episcopate. Although the word “cathedral” is sometimes loosely applied, churches with the function of “cathedral” occur specifically and only in those denomination with an episcopal hierarchy, such as the Roman Catholic, Anglican, Orthodox, and some Lutheran and Methodist churches. In the Greek Orthodox Church, the terms kathedrikos naos (literally: “cathedral shrine”) is sometimes used for the church at which an archbishop or “metropolitan” presides. The term “metropolis” (literally “mother city”) is used more commonly than “diocese” to signify an area of governance within the church.

    by Likan Patra on 06.14.2012
  37. The cathedral loomed above me, reaching into the clouds like a great, ancestral spectre. I tried to make out some of the engravings on the ageing stone closest to me, but I couldn’t quite make out the characters etched into the corroded stone. I considered the memoires that had unfolded here; the weddings and the funerals and the smiles and the tears. And I considered how times changed, and how it was like all these things were happening simultaneously, but not. And as I stood there and considered the unimportance of these moments, I realised that none of it mattered. Not at all.

    by KimKim on 06.14.2012
  38. a cathedral is a place of worship. A place to praise. A place to sing.

    The crystral cathedral went bankrupt this year and is now a catholic church.

    the glory of christmas.

    by me on 06.14.2012
  39. Cathedrals tend to be very elegant structures. I’ve seen many in Michoacan Mexico where my mother is from. Catholic churches have the best ones. The detail is maticulous.

    by Elizabeth Aviles on 06.14.2012
  40. Cathedral of praise is where i used to roam. I would search every nook and cranny of that place… But then i found the door. I found the door into a world that had so much to offer. A world that was never spoken of in a positive light within the Cathedral. Now my Cathedral has no doors. I praise everything i see around me. Now everything has it’s own beauty weather it be fleeting or eternal. The World is my Cathedral.

    by Forrest Wright on 06.14.2012