Our Lady will have her first Mass after the fire that devours her almost

PARIS.-

Our Lady

will reopen. Nearly two months of brutality
fire that destroyed much of the
cathedral and that generated a worldwide unrest, this saturday
The church will provide its first mbad, closed to the public.

The news has been confirmed by the diocese of

Paris

who also indicated that the event would be officiated by the archbishop of the capital of

France,

Michel Aupetit, which will take place in a chapel at the bottom of the building, saved from the flames, where is kept what the faithful worship as the crown of Christ, before "a limited number of people, for obvious reasons of security "

There will be only about twenty participants, including priests and canons of the cathedral. For all participants, it will be mandatory to use a safety helmet for safety.

The date of the Mbad was chosen as the day of the dedication festival, which commemorates the consecration of the altar of the cathedral and which normally takes place on June 16th. This mbad "will be broadcast on a television channel", so that "Christians can participate and receive communion," added the diocese. "Bishop Aupetit wishes to announce to Catholics that the cathedral is a place of worship," the source said.

For its part, the mayor of the fourth district of Paris, Ariel Weil, announced that "if the results of the badyzes are satisfactory, after the decontamination in progress", Notre-Dame will reopen its doors this weekend.

The fire of the most famous and most populated cathedral in France occurred on April 15 for causes that are still under investigation. The flames ended with the roof of the twelfth century and the needle of the nineteenth century. However, the building managed to stay upright.

After the incident, the French president,

Emmanuel Macron,

has launched an international competition for the reconstruction of Notre Dame. French and global companies have already made several important donations to finance the works.

AFP, DPA and ANSA agencies