Notre Dame cathedral, Paris' famed church, was ablaze on Monday, with its iconic spire tumbling in the flames. Here are 5 facts about the cathedral.

PARIS — A day after a devastating fire erupted in the beloved Notre Dame Cathedral, the French people — and much of the world — vowed to restore an iconic church that's served as the symbol ...

After Notre Dame Cathedral fire, ... The French culture minister Franck Reister told reporters outside the church that a large number of sculptures and paintings had been taken from Notre Dame and ...

A massive blaze at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris devastated large parts of the 850-year-old church. The fire is now out, but the cathedral’s iconic spire fell during the hours it took to battle ...

Original 4/15/2019: Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris has caught fire. This afternoon, several eye-witnesses posted images of the iconic church in flames on social media.

Notre Dame Cathedral was undergoing $6.8 million in renovations on the church's spire and its 250 tons of lead when a massive fire engulfed the Paris landmark on Monday.

Notre Dame Cathedral on Saturday held its first mass since a devastating fire tore through the building two months ago on April 15.. Only a small group of about 30 people attended the mass ...

Investigators are treating the fire that engulfed Paris' Notre Dame Cathedral as an accident for now, the local prosecutor's office said Monday evening. Paris police will investigate the disaster ...

The Notre Dame Fire Will Hopefully Deepen Our Appreciation Of Beauty And History. by: ... the church has survived wars, the French Revolution, Napoleon, and endless streams of camera-wielding ...

The appeals were answered by the Notre Dame de Paris Choir School, inside the church, singing Psalm 121. 13 First Lady Jill Biden talks to President-elect Donald Trump in Notre Dame Cathedral.

A large fire engulfed the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris on April 15, 2019. Pierre Suu/Getty Images. Meanwhile, the landmark’s beloved 18th century organ was dismantled in order to be cleaned ...

On May 11, 1982, Jennings was a lieutenant in the Fall River Fire Department, fighting the blaze that destroyed the Flint’s Notre Dame de Lourdes Church and most of a block of tenements.