From the Stade de to Notre Dame, the 2024 Olympic bell is ready for the big journey

From the Stade de to Notre Dame, the 2024 Olympic bell is ready for the big journey
From the Stade de France to Notre Dame, the Paris 2024 Olympic bell is ready for the big journey

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Nov 5 2024 at 5:18 p.m

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It resonated all summer to the rhythm of the athletes' victories. The bell which was at the Stade de for the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games will be installed on Thursday November 7, 2024 at Notre-Dame, the cathedral said in a press release on Tuesday November 5.

Thursday morning, just a month before the reopening of the cathedral scheduled for the weekend of December 7 and 8, “Notre-Dame will welcome three new bells, including the bell of Paris 2024 installed this summer at the Stade de France,” states this press release.

The bell will ring for reopening

“The bell donated by the Organizing Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games to the cathedral is a strong symbol and a material heritage of this universal, historic and unifying event which marked the year 2024,” underlines this press release. They will be welcomed on their arrival on the square by Monsignor Oliver Ribadeau Dumas, the rector of Notre-Dame Cathedral, and by Tony Estanguetthe president of the Paris 2024 Organizing Committee.

Notre-Dame specifies that the bells “will be installed in the cathedral” a few hours later, and from the reopening “heard every day, several times a day, by thousands of faithful and visitors from all over the world”.

The Catholic Church accompanied the Olympic and Paralympic Games with an initiative entitled “Holy Games”, including an opening mass at the church of , an interreligious event on the square in front of Notre-Dame de Paris, as well as various events.

With AFP

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