A crypt is generally dedicated to the remains of saints. Here, with no crypt, this cathedral of Orléans is unique in the world, especially since blessed by God (no cross engraved on the pillars, usually indicating that the building is consecrated to the Roman Church). Christ Himself is therefore the Holy figure this cathedral is dedicated to, as the 'cloud' (the kind of 'cloud' seen at Jesus' baptism) of its consecration meant when it appeared in the 4th century.