Grand Cathedral of Aquia

The Great Cathedral of Aquia is located at the top of the tallest hill in the Holy City, surrounded by a white marble plaza. It features statues of angels, which stands tall and serene upon their plinths. Large gardens, capable of holding hundreds of people, surround the cathedral.
The cathedral has an impressive blue slate dome structure with eight white marble towers, each of which has bells. Around the doors leading into the building is a raised marble pulpit from which a bishop can address a gathering crowd. Past the doors is the entrance hall of the cathedral. Those entering the hall walk beneath suspended globes of colored leaded glass.
From the entrance hall, through the double-doors, is the temple-proper, with eight broad aisles which meet beneath the dome. Its floors are made of marble, and great windows of leaded, colored glass, and altar is set about with candles.
Below the cathedral are tombs where important clergy are laid to rest, cells for penitents, and vaults that hold costly vestments, rings, crystal crowns, and other treasures of the faith.

Founding Date

200 CE

Type

Cathedral / Great temple

Parent Location

The Holy City and Province of Aquinas

Owning Organization

The Church of Aquinas