The Cathode of St. Paul - In a Cathedral World! - (description below)

The word "Cathode" is defined as "the electrode where electricity is given out or flows out", while the word "hedral" is defined as "having (a specified number of) surfaces". Does the word Cathode give a clue to what was the original purpose of what is now called a Cathedral?

Sitting adjacent to the grand white marble fortress that is now the Minnesota state capitol, is a glorius and intricately constructed masterpiece - now called the Cathedral of St. Paul - at St. Paul Minnesota. It is said to have been constructed during horse and wagon days, yet upon close examination the impossibilities of that story come to light. In this video we take an up close look at this amazing construction - inside and out - and consider the possibilites of it's construction.