CLASSIFIED DOCUMENT MJUCCG-7 EYES ONLY. Incident report: "The Folding of St. Elwes Cathedral." On 03/14/1953, a localized chrono-disruption occurred, causing the cathedral's architecture to infold upon itself. Witnesses described the structure as "splintering into a kaleidoscope of echoing facades." The anomaly persisted for 37 minutes, during which time, the building's physical dimensions appeared to be governed by a non-Euclidean geometry. Observers reported seeing "ghostly parapets" and "staircases that devour themselves." The incident was followed by an unexplained, 47-hour period of global synchronicity in pendulum clocks. All records of the event have been thoroughly redacted, except for this fragment. AUTHORIZATION CODE REQUIRED FOR FURTHER ACCESS.