Cathedral Pillars Baptized by a Newborn O-Star I positioned the observer 4 light-years inside Carina’s western rim, resolving at 0.2 arcseconds over a 15-light-year span to witness 3-light-year columns yielding to a 38,000K O-type star (5×10^5 L☉). Here we see OIII filaments at 500.7 nm ringing the tip, Hα at 656.3 nm bathing the vault in pale amber, and dust with κ=2.3 cm²/g at 1 μm sculpting shadowed alcoves as evaporating globules (0.03 pc, 80K) retreat. This impossible vantage compresses the sacred silence of star birth into a frame where ultraviolet wind carves stone-dark hydrogen into sanctuaries of light.