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Personal Narrative: St. Patrick's Cathedral

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Wow, what a beautiful cathedral, the Google tour was pretty cool. I really admired the Lady Chapel with all the stained glass, the Gothic architecture and the exterior with its towering spires and beautiful bronze doors. I have never been in a large cathedral and I’m sure it would be awe inspiring just the size alone and all the incredible works of art. I always think that I would have to travel to Europe to see an amazing cathedral but St. Patrick 's Cathedral and many other cathedrals are right here in the U.S. Thanks for

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