Hundreds Of Parisians Took To The Streets & Sang Hymns To Mourn The Notre Dame Cathedral Fire

Ira Shukla

Notre Dame is not a regular building. It has been a symbol of Parisian pride and culture for centuries. A cathedral built over 800 years ago, it’s more than just a religious symbol and so, when it caught fire last evening, life in Paris came to a standstill.

People took to the streets, looking helplessly at the monument as parts of it burnt to the ground. A group of people were also seen singing Ave Maria, which is a prayer to the Virgin Mary, mourning this irreparable loss. 

Some were also seen exchanging prayers. 

The fire started on Monday, burning about two thirds of the building and bringing down the famous spire. In a tweet, French President Emmanuel Macron said a ‘part of us’ burns tonight.

Parisians are together in this moment of grief as the entire world watches on, teary-eyed.

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