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Paris Notre Dame's Bells Rings Again For First Time Since 2019 Fire
The bells of Notre Dame in Paris rang out together on Friday for the first time since a 2019 fire that devastated the historic cathedral, AFP reporters said.
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Notre Dame's Historic Comeback: 5 Key Moments Before Its Reopening
As the mighty Notre Dame cathedral prepares to reopen its doors in a month's time after a devastating fire in 2019, a look back at five key dates in the Paris landmark's colourful history.
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New Golden Rooster Fitted To Spire Of Paris' Notre Dame Cathedral
Paris's Notre Dame Cathedral got a new golden rooster on Saturday, part of its renaissance from the ashes of the 2019 fire that severely damaged it and ahead of its reopening next year.
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4 Years After Tragic Fire, Notre-Dame's Spire Reappears On Paris Skyline
The outline of the new spire on the Notre-Dame Cathedral was visible on the Paris skyline on Tuesday as a key part of the reconstruction from a devastating fire approached completion. Scaffolding still surrounded the new spire.
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French General Charged With Rebuilding Paris's Notre Dame Dies During Mountain Hike
In 2019, Mr. Macron appointed Mr. Georgelin to oversee the reconstruction of Notre Dame following a fire that devastated the cathedral.
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Notre-Dame Reconstruction On Track, To Reopen By 2024 End
Notre-Dame Cathedral's spire will be back in place by the end of the year, but a full reopening following the devastating fire of 2019 will not happen before next year's Paris Olympic Games.
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Paris's Notre-Dame To Host First Mass After 2 Months Of Devastating Blaze
The Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris will host its first mass on Saturday, exactly two months after the devastating blaze that shocked France and the world.
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Young, Pregnant Urged To Take Blood Tests For Lead After Notre-Dame Fire
The Paris health authorities have urged children and pregnant women living around Notre-Dame cathedral to have the levels of lead in their blood checked amid concerns over the impact of the fire.
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France Salutes 'Exemplary' Firefighters For Saving Notre-Dame Cathedral
French President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday hailed as "exemplary" hundreds of firefighters who saved Notre-Dame in the devastating blaze, as efforts intensified to shore up the still fragile cathedral.
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Man With Gasoline Can Arrested At New York's St Patrick's Cathedral
A man was arrested Wednesday night after entering St Patrick's Cathedral in New York carrying two cans of gasoline, lighter fluid and butane lighters, police said, just days after a fire badly damaged the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris.
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ArcelorMittal To Offer Steel For Notre Dame Restoration
ArcelorMittal has offered steel for the restoration of the Notre Dame in Paris after a fire gutted the gothic cathedral's roof and destroyed its iconic spire, the steelmaker said on Thursday.
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Netizens Convinced That Figure Of Jesus Christ Appeared In Notre Dame Fire
Many social media users are convinced that the outline of Jesus Christ seemed to appear in the devastating fire which engulfed the historic Notre Dame Cathedral on Monday evening.
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As Flames Engulfed Notre-Dame, Firefighters Employed A Secret Weapon
With a wall of red-orange flames rapidly advancing, and Notre Dame's vast chambers reaching oven-like temperatures, the commander of the Paris fire brigade made a painful choice Monday evening.
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GT Racing Organisers SRO Pledges To Notre-Dame Restoration
The iconic Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris was seriously damaged by fire earlier this week, and it will take years before the structure is restored back to its former glory. Nevertheless, help has been pouring in from all corners of the world for restoration of the cathedral and now the SRO Motorsports Group has joined the initiative pledging $56,000...
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France To Launch International Contest To Rebuild Notre-Dame Spire: PM
France will invite architects from around the world to submit designs for rebuilding the spire of Notre-Dame cathedral that was destroyed in a devastating blaze, Prime Minister Edouard Philippe said on Wednesday.
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Paris Notre Dame's Bells Rings Again For First Time Since 2019 Fire
The bells of Notre Dame in Paris rang out together on Friday for the first time since a 2019 fire that devastated the historic cathedral, AFP reporters said.
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Notre Dame's Historic Comeback: 5 Key Moments Before Its Reopening
As the mighty Notre Dame cathedral prepares to reopen its doors in a month's time after a devastating fire in 2019, a look back at five key dates in the Paris landmark's colourful history.
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New Golden Rooster Fitted To Spire Of Paris' Notre Dame Cathedral
Paris's Notre Dame Cathedral got a new golden rooster on Saturday, part of its renaissance from the ashes of the 2019 fire that severely damaged it and ahead of its reopening next year.
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4 Years After Tragic Fire, Notre-Dame's Spire Reappears On Paris Skyline
The outline of the new spire on the Notre-Dame Cathedral was visible on the Paris skyline on Tuesday as a key part of the reconstruction from a devastating fire approached completion. Scaffolding still surrounded the new spire.
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French General Charged With Rebuilding Paris's Notre Dame Dies During Mountain Hike
In 2019, Mr. Macron appointed Mr. Georgelin to oversee the reconstruction of Notre Dame following a fire that devastated the cathedral.
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Notre-Dame Reconstruction On Track, To Reopen By 2024 End
Notre-Dame Cathedral's spire will be back in place by the end of the year, but a full reopening following the devastating fire of 2019 will not happen before next year's Paris Olympic Games.
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Paris's Notre-Dame To Host First Mass After 2 Months Of Devastating Blaze
The Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris will host its first mass on Saturday, exactly two months after the devastating blaze that shocked France and the world.
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Young, Pregnant Urged To Take Blood Tests For Lead After Notre-Dame Fire
The Paris health authorities have urged children and pregnant women living around Notre-Dame cathedral to have the levels of lead in their blood checked amid concerns over the impact of the fire.
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France Salutes 'Exemplary' Firefighters For Saving Notre-Dame Cathedral
French President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday hailed as "exemplary" hundreds of firefighters who saved Notre-Dame in the devastating blaze, as efforts intensified to shore up the still fragile cathedral.
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Man With Gasoline Can Arrested At New York's St Patrick's Cathedral
A man was arrested Wednesday night after entering St Patrick's Cathedral in New York carrying two cans of gasoline, lighter fluid and butane lighters, police said, just days after a fire badly damaged the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris.
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ArcelorMittal To Offer Steel For Notre Dame Restoration
ArcelorMittal has offered steel for the restoration of the Notre Dame in Paris after a fire gutted the gothic cathedral's roof and destroyed its iconic spire, the steelmaker said on Thursday.
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Netizens Convinced That Figure Of Jesus Christ Appeared In Notre Dame Fire
Many social media users are convinced that the outline of Jesus Christ seemed to appear in the devastating fire which engulfed the historic Notre Dame Cathedral on Monday evening.
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As Flames Engulfed Notre-Dame, Firefighters Employed A Secret Weapon
With a wall of red-orange flames rapidly advancing, and Notre Dame's vast chambers reaching oven-like temperatures, the commander of the Paris fire brigade made a painful choice Monday evening.
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GT Racing Organisers SRO Pledges To Notre-Dame Restoration
The iconic Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris was seriously damaged by fire earlier this week, and it will take years before the structure is restored back to its former glory. Nevertheless, help has been pouring in from all corners of the world for restoration of the cathedral and now the SRO Motorsports Group has joined the initiative pledging $56,000...
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France To Launch International Contest To Rebuild Notre-Dame Spire: PM
France will invite architects from around the world to submit designs for rebuilding the spire of Notre-Dame cathedral that was destroyed in a devastating blaze, Prime Minister Edouard Philippe said on Wednesday.
