聖地亞哥大教堂評價

聖地亞哥大教堂，最喜歡建築物頂端五彩的琉璃玻璃。各種絢麗的顏色組合在一起，勾勒出不同的神韻。這五光十色的琉璃光彩讓我着迷，彷彿神是透過這五彩斑斕的光芒讓你驚鴻一瞥。午後的陽光經過玻璃的折射進入室內，讓你一窺唐奧，在這肉眼所見的物質世界之外，有純粹的光，不能顏色的光，光是投射在三維世界的路徑。坐在教堂的長椅上，閉上眼睛，聆聽着來自天寂的聲音，內心異常的平靜。在人世間，偶爾，感受到超越物質世界的一個空間。這份超越，彌足珍貴。

舊城區中心的大教堂，歌德式風格建築，進入教堂要付費，遊客好像是5歐，當地居民可以免費進入，下午的陽光灑入迴廊很美麗，讓人感到很平靜。

教堂潔白如玉 雙塔直指雲霄 莊嚴聖神。藍天白雲綠樹紅花 恰是天上人間！

It's really beautiful. In the center of the old city, you can see it at a glance. There aren't so many people who don't go inside, so they can't comment on the inside. It feels good to walk around the old city.

The square was filled with pilgrims and tourists who had traveled far to celebrate the festival. Everyone's face was filled with excitement. The church itself was a handed-down work of art. It was beautifully carved and decorated. The altar was set with gold, silver and jewelry. The legendary big incense burner (botafumeiro) hung in the center. The regular incense burner is only the size of the insulating cup, while the incense burner in the Cathedral of San Diego is 20 times the size of the regular one. "San Diego Incense Team", a total of 56 people, wearing purple dresses, are responsible for shaking the huge silver incense burner during the 12 noon pilgrim mass, so that it can rise high throughout the church, spreading the hearts of blessing and worship to every corner. Santiago's incense ceremony is so unique that it has now become a symbolic ritual of PILGRIMS'blessing. Anyone who goes to San Diego has to feel it, just like going to Beijing to see the flag-raising ceremony in Tian'anmen Square. I went to look for the statue of St. Jacob in the cathedral, which should be on a pillar at the main entrance. Unfortunately, the famous statue was wrapped up for repairs and could not be seen. It was a little pity. If it were open, it would have been right to see him as soon as he entered the door, and then, like pilgrims of all ages, to insert his fingers into the holes in the pillars that had been touched by PILGRIMS'hands. There are too many allusions in Santiago Cathedral. Although I have seen countless exquisite cathedrals in Europe, I am still impressed by the exquisite carvings and ancient charm everywhere in Santiago Cathedral. Europe, especially in the Middle Ages, did devote all its energy and wealth to the construction of churches. It took more effort than to build palaces. What remained over the centuries was indeed art palaces and treasure houses, and it was the splendid spiritual and material heritage of mankind as a whole. This place deserves to be appreciated by those who like European architectural art, because it is a museum of European art history.