St. Matthew's Cathedral
St. Matthew's Cathedral |
St. Matthew's Cathedral
Gibsonton [81,26], [82,26], [81,27], [82,27]
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Description
St. Matthew's Cathedral is a four-block Christian Cathedral in the suburb of Gibsonton. Coordinates: [81, 26], [81, 27], [82, 26], [82, 27]
History
St. Matthew's is named after and follows the gospel of the evangelical saint Matthew, one of Jesus' twelve apostles and traditionally believed to be the author of the Gospel of Matthew in the New Testament. His symbols are the tax collector and the alms box. Matthew himself was originally a tax collector, and as such is the patron saint of accountants, taxmen, and the city of Salerno.
Although it is commonly said that there are five cathedrals in Malton, this is something of an oversimplification. A cathedral is technically the seat of a bishop and as such there are only two true cathedrals in Malton: one of them, St. Matthew’s in Gibsonton, serves the Anglican communion while another serves the Catholic communion.
Once home to The Imperium of Man, who used it as a place of worship for their God-Emperor.
The Cult of the Unseen Ones consider this to be their Temple of the Unseen and hold it as one of their most sacred sites.
Tambazi Ufu, Zombie Cult of the African Disease God, Sakpata; regularly defile St. Matthew's Cathedral as part of their rites to summon the Plague Father himself.
Barricade Policy
- Refer to the Gibsonton Barricade Plan for information of the advised barricade level for this building.