Sedona's Chapel and Its History

Sedona, Arizona, is renowned for its mystical energy fields, believed to be where cosmic power lines intersect, creating energy vortices. Cathedral Rock is a focal point for these energies. In 1941, sculptor Margaret Brunswig Stouty envisioned a spiritual chapel in Sedona, leading to the creation of the Chapel of the Holy Cross in 1956. This chapel, a place of meditation, attracts millions of visitors annually.

What is believed to be the reason for Sedona's unique energy?

• The presence of ancient ruins

• The meeting of Earth's cosmic power lines

• The high altitude of the region

• The presence of rare minerals

Which natural features contribute to Sedona's magical atmosphere?

• Vast deserts and sand dunes

• Towering red cliffs and deep green forests

• Dense jungles and waterfalls

• Snow-capped mountains and icy lakes

Who was Margaret Brunswig Stouty?

• A famous architect

• A spiritual leader

• A historian who documented Sedona's history

• A sculptor who envisioned a chapel in Sedona

What was the central feature of the chapel envisioned by Stouty?

• A giant cross

• A grand altar

• A series of stained glass windows

• A large bell tower

In what year was the Chapel of the Holy Cross completed?

• 1972

• 1965

• 1956

• 1941

What recognition did the Chapel of the Holy Cross receive after its completion?

• It received an honor award from the American Institute of Architects

• It was declared a national monument

• It was visited by a world leader

• It was featured in a famous movie

How many visitors does the Chapel of the Holy Cross attract annually?

• 3.5 million

• 1 million

• 5 million

• 2 million

What is the current use of the Chapel of the Holy Cross?

• It hosts regular church services

• It is a museum of modern art

• It serves as a meditation site open to all

• It is a private residence