[Ipg-smz] Notre Dame burns

[Wayne Rash]

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On Tue, Apr 16, 2019 at 8:24 AM -0400, "Richard Santalesa" <rsantalesa at smartedgelaw.com> wrote:












A terrible loss and tragedy. I was surprised at how strongly it hit me watching the news yesterday about it.  I’ve heard since that Macron has pledged to rebuild and two “wealthy French families” have pledged $320MM… but I fear we’ve lost the artistry and craft and devotion that built Notre Dame those centuries ago.

 

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I am not even religious but it's heartbreaking. It's a treasure of human civilization. Can/Will it be restored? Rebuilt?

 

On Mon, Apr 15, 2019 at 7:06 PM sjvn <sjvn at vna1.com> wrote:Seeing burn breaks my heart both as someone's who religious and who loves art. Steven-- 

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