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The Parvis with its three doors is set up in a rectangular space, that is to say that of our sensible, corporal and human space. With the access to the centre of the Temple; where the Transepts cross at the Altar’s place, one leaves the corporal space to stand under the sky of the spherical Cupola ; the Altar lies above three degrees, three steps, like above three worlds of physical, psychical and spiritual life, because the Sacrament actualises a presence whose nature is spiritual. The Altar, privileged place for the Divine presence, is resting on the Ark, whose curb, together with the curb of the Cupola, achieve the drawing of a complete circle : the unity found back thanks to the celebration of the Eucharistic Sacrament.
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