St. Anne's Cathedral is the heart of the Cathedral Quarter.
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Cathedral Quarter, Belfast |
The work for its construction began in 1899 and continued for eighty years. The architectural style is Irish Romanic.
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The façade of St. Anne's Cathedral, Belfast 2015 |
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The interior of St. Anne's Cathedral, Belfast 2015 |
One of the most interesting things of this church is the marble labyrinth in the central area of the floor at the West End. Its single, non-branching path represents the journey of life. Following the white route (virtue) leads the pilgrim to the Altar, that is to the Salvation. However the black route leads nowhere.
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The marble labyrinth of St. Anne's Cathedral, Belfast 2015 |
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