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Notre-Dame main nave after restoration, 2025. Paris. Photo: © Nina Heyn, 2025
Food for the Soul: Notre-Dame Is Back!
By Nina Heyn
September 23, 2025
Anyone who has been in Paris for more than a few days can’t help but notice the dichotomy of modernity and historical heritage, evident at every turn. For example, you access an ultra-modern Fondation Louis Vuitton building designed by Frank Gehry by walking past the old fence ironwork of the Jardin d’Acclimatation built in the mid-19th century. The venerated 17th-century Louvre buildings have I.I. Pei’s glass pyramid amid the central courtyard. And in the middle of this old-new city of Paris, a few steps from phone accessory stores and overlooking rows of electric cars, sits its grandest structure of all—the cathedral of Notre-Dame.
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Thank you for this post. It looks restored to grand beauty. Brings me joy.
Beautiful. Was the crown of thorns returned? Where is that now?
Found this on line from the BBC.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cewxdx7j00ro
I was just overjoyed reading this article, full of history and the beauty of this incredible Cathedral. Thank you.
Glorious! Thank you Nina. You are such a beautiful soul.
Sadly Notre Dame is also full bore no cash. No more Opera broadcasts for my kids and I, since you have to pay using card or digital at the DeBartolo Center. (Coming January 2026).
^^^never mind the above—refers to Indiana