Divine Design:St Patrick’s & St Mary’s Shrine

One of my favorite thing to do; visit new churches wherever I go, and honestly the churches in NYC left me in awe. In the bustling heart of New York City, two magnificent churches stand as symbols of faith, history, and architectural grandeur. St. Patrick's Cathedral and St. Mary the Virgin Church represent two distinct religious traditions, yet both hold a special place in the hearts of New Yorkers and visitors alike. First, let's explore St. Patrick's Cathedral, a Roman Catholic masterpiece located on Fifth Avenue. As you approach this Gothic Revival-style cathedral, you'll be awestruck by its towering spires, intricate stonework, and magnificent rose window. Stepping inside, you'll be greeted by a soaring nave, adorned with beautiful stained glass windows depicting scenes from the Bible and the lives of saints. The cathedral's awe-inspiring architecture and sacred atmosphere create a sense of reverence and tranquility, inviting visitors to reflect and find solace. On the other side of the spectrum, we have St. Mary the Virgin Church, an Anglican parish located in the vibrant neighborhood of Times Square. This church stands as a testament to the beauty of Anglo-Catholic worship. Its stunning Neo-Gothic architecture, with its intricate carvings and soaring spires, evokes a sense of awe and reverence. Inside, you'll find a richly decorated interior, complete with stunning stained glass windows, intricate woodwork, and a magnificent altar adorned with candles and religious icons. Whether you're seeking a moment of reflection, a glimpse into architectural splendor, or simply a respite from the bustling city streets, a visit to St. Patrick's Cathedral and St. Mary the Virgin Church is a must. These iconic landmarks invite you to discover the beauty of faith, history, and the enduring power of spiritual connection in the heart of the Big Apple. #newyortrip #NewYorkTrip #StPatricksCathedral #StMaryTheVirgin #iAmTraveLAINE❣️

There's something about the way St. Patrick’s Cathedral seems a bit out of place tucked there on 5th Ave near #rockefellercenter. The gothic style is a true landmark of the city. Inside is a welcome respite from the chaos outside. Highly recommended to visit. #triplocal #nyc #usa  #triplocal

St. Patrick's Church, the largest Catholic church in the United States, is located on Fifth Avenue. This is really a very special building in the downtown area of Manhattan! The Gothic architecture has spectacular spires, flower windows, bronze statues, and three pipe organs inside the church. When the piano sounds, it seems to keep busy New York outside. Do you dare not believe that such a church also has a movie view? Although it may be a picture that has been rushed through. In the first part of "Spider-Man", when Peter first saved his beloved girl, he passed through a section in Manhattan and then stopped next to the cathedral. From the outside, this double-tower church has a clean line and is generally grayish white, which is not very eye-catching. However, entering it, it will be shocked by the internal space of the church. It is no exaggeration to describe it with grandeur. It is more than 100 meters deep in the depths. It is the largest church in New York. Not only that, but the entire church is about ten stories high, and the top is a seemingly complicated dome, which is extremely beautiful. Many visitors come in and visit, not necessarily Catholic, and some are New York City believers. Come here to light a candle and feel the Lord's hearing quietly in the chair. The church will have different activities or prayer time at different time periods, so if you want to go to a different game, you can step on it from the timetable published on his official website. I was lucky enough to attend a mass event! Its scary, and then its not a Christian. Im very embarrassed. I dont know what I want to do. Its a very special experience.

St. Patrick's Church, located on Fifth Avenue, is the largest Catholic church in the United States and is the patron saint of the Irish. When the Irish immigrants lived in New York in the 19th century, the church was established, and there was a march on March 17th, the St. Patrick's Day. The Gothic architecture has spectacular spires, flower windows, bronze statues, and three pipe organs inside the church. When the piano sounds, it seems to keep busy New York outside. Address: 460 Madison Ave. Transportation: Take the M50 bus and get off at E 50 St - 5 Av. Tickets: Free Opening hours: 7 per day