Over the years, I have had the chance to visit many different places of worship around the world. From medieval cathedrals to opulent baroque churches, from Middle Eastern mosques to Buddhist temples. All of these magnificent places had in common a sense of awe and serenity that transcended language and culture. Whether through the quiet flicker of candlelight, the intricate carvings on ancient stone, or the rhythmic chanting of prayers, each space invited reflection and reverence. Despite their differences in style and tradition, they all seemed to connect people to something greater than themselves—a shared human longing for meaning, peace, and the divine.

Kyoto Shrines

The Cathedral of Light Pt. I

The Cathedral of Light Pt. II

Gloucester: The Curious Cathedral

Jubilant Baroque: Vierzehnheiligen

Spiritual Thailand

Houses of God: Sacral Architecture in the Alps

St. Kilian’s Cathedral

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Cathedral of the North

Details of a Cathedral

A Masterpiece in Gothic Architecture: The Cathedral of Burgos

A Tale of two Cathedrals

Shrines of Bali

Bath: The Abbey of Light

Sacral Seville

Church of Eternity

The Church of Peace

Alien Structures

The Churches of Georgia

Perspectives on Basilica del Pilar

Temples of Thailand

Sacral Amman

Revisiting Lisbon: Convento Di Carmo

The Golden Palace

Sacral Prague