Notre Dame's Bells Resonate Again as Cathedral Nears Reopening

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The bells of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris rang for the first time since the devastating 2019 fire, marking a significant milestone in its reconstruction. French President Emmanuel Macron had promised to rebuild the iconic structure within five years, and the cathedral is set to reopen on December 7. The restoration involved global craftsmanship and significant resources, including 2,000 oak trees and over $900 million in donations. Three new bells, including one used during the 2024 Paris Olympics, have been added to the cathedral's collection.
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