From St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican to Notre-Dame de France Cathedral, architects have designed some of the most beautiful churches in the world. Expressing every detail and nuance, they tirelessly took the time to develop these remarkable centers of worship. However, tourists to these churches seem not to go "behind the scenes" and appreciate all the decision-making and planning used to create these magnificent wonders. So, we, the architects, have put together this detailed summary to enable the faithful to appreciate all aspects and features of the Cathedral of St. Francis de Sales. We decided that the cathedral should be named after St. Francis de Sales because he is an important and instrumental figure. in religious history. Saint Francis spread his ideas and thoughts so that everyone, rich or poor, could understand them. He understood that a person's social class or race does not matter, but it is important to see the true religious desire that one has in one's heart. This is why we have chosen as the representative saint of the Cathedral Saint Francis de Sales, because the Cathedral will support the unfortunate and the poor who do not have access or cannot go to Church. The main mission of Saint Francis de Sales Cathedral is to help support the needy and raise them to a level where they can not only appreciate their Catholic faith, but also use it as a vital guide throughout their lives religious and holy. life.After making many unique plans, we decided that the cathedral would be in the shape of a rectangle with two annexes. The shape of a rectangle allows us to make maximum use of space. The two annexes, the Chapel of Adoration and the Gathering A...... middle of paper ...... a powerful force designed as one to meet the needs of all, and we, the architects, confirm that this mighty force will live up to its heights as well as the force is itself, and it will always be as good. Works Cited Becchio, Bruno and Johannes P. Schade. Encyclopedia of world religions. Franklin Park, NJ: Concord Pub., 2006. Print. Catholic cathedral. United States Conference of Catholic Bishops. Internet. May 15, 2010. Léon-Dufour, Xavier. Dictionary of the New Testament. New York: Harper & Row, 1980. Print. Rahner, Karl and Herbert Vorgrimler. Dictionary of Theology. New York: Crossroad, 1985. Print. The Oblates of Saint Francis de Sales. “Oblate Ridge.” Oblates of Saint Francis de Sales, Province Toledo-Detroit Web. 2010. .