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“This cathedral is also the symbol of the restoration of this Church founded 2,000 years ago by Christ himself,” the archbishop said in his homily on the evening of June 16.
The French government is overseeing the cathedral’s structural restoration and conservation, but the cathedral authorities are responsible for its interior renewal.
Last year, the French Senate passed a bill mandating that Notre-Dame be rebuilt as it was before the fire.
Interview about The Girl and the Cathedral
After the reconstruction begins, it will take about three years before the cathedral can be open to the public.
Michel Picaud, president of Friends of Notre Dame de Paris, discusses his mission to help finance restoration of the beloved Paris church.
Restorers hope the timepiece will add to renovation efforts.
From the war zones of Afghanistan to the 2015 terror attacks in Paris, Father Jean-Marc Fournier has been at the forefront of several of his nation’s greatest recent tragedies.
Architect Duncan Stroik assesses ashes and artistic ambitions of historic cathedral and other buildings.
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