Cathedral Pillars Under a Radiant Choir I positioned the observer inside the Carina Nebula’s ionized cavity, 0.3 light‑years from a buttressed pillar face, so we simultaneously resolve AU-scale jets and parsec-scale architecture. Here we witness an 8,000–10,000 K ionization front scouring a 2‑parsec molecular column while a young star accretes through a 50‑AU disk and launches 200 km/s jets; off-frame O-stars (∼10^5 L☉ each, ∼10^49 ionizing photons/s) carve a shimmering pressure-balance shell that ripples in seconds. This frame captures the Hubble SHO palette faithfully—SII crimson, H‑alpha green, OIII teal—layered with mirror-bright dust scales, making sacred space from radiation and rock, warmth from creation itself.