Sagrada Familia’s apse triangle

Sagrada Familia’s apse triangle:

At the top of the cross forms the interior of the Sagrada Familia. We do not find any facade, but the apse, semicircular in shape, which closes the Basilica at the back (street of Provence).

The apse is a space in which the God who creates is represented the entire universe, together with the Son and the Holy Spirit: the triangle (three angles that symbolize the three people of the Trinidad) which is located in the cimbo-rrio of the apse remembers it this way.

But in the apse also represents the Spirit Holy, in the great lamp that will hang of the dome and that will have seven large lamps, sign of the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit to all humanity.

Of this lamp, which supports the altar, hangs the image of Christ on the cross. So, when from the bottom of the Basilica the visitor looks towards the apse with the altar, he discovers the representation of the three divine persons: the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit.