Cathedral Hollow Carved by O‑Stars’ Sanctifying Breath I positioned the observer 4 light‑years above Carina’s midplane, gazing obliquely into a 15‑light‑year cavity where a 40,000 K newborn dominates—its wind drives a turquoise‑white He II/O III bow shock while Hα carves crimson along the ragged rim. Here we witness compact globules under 0.2 light‑years across boiling under ultraviolet light, their interiors launching 0.05‑light‑year, knotty jets that pierce a wind termination skin and bead into the surrounding plasma. This frame captures radiative sanctification at 0.045″ per pixel—sharp enough to resolve evaporative skins and shock ripples—rendered in physically mapped emission: Hα 656 nm as deep red, O III 500.7 nm as teal, He II as blue‑white, with true stellar colors casting overlapping shadows across the hollowed nave.