This Parisian video singing "Ave Maria" near Notre Dame is essential
"I can feel their pain but hear their love."
Monday night, a devastating fire broke out at Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, in France, causing irreversible structural damage to theiconic.
The fire broke out at 7 o'clock. local time, just a few minutes after the populartourist attraction closed to the public. Fortunately, no one got hurt. But around the world, people looked at the horror while the thick smoke perceived from the building and its interior shone red flames.
That may be for the reason why a video of Parisians singing "Ave Maria" in unison while looking at the Church in autumn, it is to hit such an agreement with people. The video was shared for the first time on Twitter by French correspondentIgnacio Giland raised more than 48,000 retweets in just three hours.
It brought a lot to tears.
And hearts have broken worldwide.
"I can feel their pain but hear their love," answered a person on Twitter.
Talk about the scene, French PresidentEmmanuel Macron wish That "we rebuild this cathedral together. This is probably part of French destiny. And we will do it in the coming years. From tomorrow, a national donation system will be launched that will extend beyond our borders."
Our Lady was looted and let behind during the French Revolution and she managed to come back to her old glory and survive two world wars. Thus, as tragic as circumstances, our lady is a symbol of faith and perseverance that has been seen from destruction before.
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