Auckland – located on the North Island of New Zealand between the Pacific Ocean and the Hauraki Gulf – is the largest city of the country. Holy Trinity Cathedral is the Anglican cathedral of Auckland and was consecrated in 1973. The architecture of the church is mixing European and Maori elements to a very own and very attractive and inspiring style. The glass stained windows are of particular artistic brilliance. The atmosphere of the church is ideal for the joyful proclamation of the gospel. The Bishop Selwyn Chapel is taking the somewhat New Zealand-ish tradition of open altar windows one step further. One might say that the architecture is open to the sky.