Wonder of the reopening: Notre-lady shines after five years of darkness!
Wonder of the reopening: Notre-lady shines after five years of darkness!
After more than five years of uncertainty and intensive restoration work, the famous cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris was reopened on December 8, 2024. On the evening of the devastating fire, which shook the world on April 15, 2019, the 96 -meter -high crossing tower and the unique wooden roof was completely destroyed. Despite these catastrophic damage, however, the foundations and many important art treasures were preserved, as reported on Catholicnewsagency.com
The celebrations for reopening numerous believers and fans moved to the city. A couple from Switzerland, Christina Ceppi and Michael Pfennig, traveled specifically to take part in the celebrations. Unfortunately, their online reservations failed and they stood in front of the cathedral in the rain on Sundays. Nevertheless, the two were optimistic about a future visit. Many others, such as the Pariser Alain, who got a ticket for his wife, were also looking forward to returning to the centuries -old history and spirituality of this landmark. Usus and getting up were in the air when Archbishop Laurent Ulrich inaugurated a new bronze altar and watched visitors from outside the solemn moment, as in a report by krone.at is called.
Waiting for the opening for the public
For the first services this first week until December 15th, all places are already booked, and pre-registration for visits is made via an online reservation system. Interested parties can usually also come to the cathedral without a reservation, but long snakes are expected because up to 40,000 visitors are forecast per year. Emily from Canada, a big fan of the cathedral, emphasized that it has more than a thousand emergency-lady-inspared objects, and even introduces private tours. This illustrates the immense meaning that the building has for people worldwide. The choice of words from the official side attaches importance to expanding the capacities for visitors in the next few weeks in order to give everyone a chance to experience this monumental heritage.
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