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rsdsharp

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11. My wife called me about noon local time yesterday.

Reply to Coventina (Original post)

Tue Apr 16, 2019, 12:14 PM

Apr 2019

She was in tears as well.

She's not Catholic, has never been to France, let alone Notre Dame, and unlike you, is not an art historian.

Nevertheless, she was sobbing.

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I can't stop crying over Notre Dame. [View all] Coventina Apr 2019 OP

It is indeed very sad Sherman A1 Apr 2019 #1

They were showing a photo of the alter after the fire was out. It looks structurally applegrove Apr 2019 #2

I've been in absolute tears since the news broke ... Greywing Apr 2019 #3

So many of us feel this grief. Big Blue Marble Apr 2019 #4

... handmade34 Apr 2019 #5

I feel the same, I've never been there either and Raine Apr 2019 #6

luckily it looks like the ceiling arches saved the interior. some survived the attic fire. pansypoo53219 Apr 2019 #7

I shed tears today too proud patriot Apr 2019 #8

I'm still in shock over the whole thing PupCamo Apr 2019 #9

I know Hekate Apr 2019 #10

My wife called me about noon local time yesterday. rsdsharp Apr 2019 #11