What hides the curse of Our Lady, a 700-year-old mystery that involves God and the devil

April 16, 2019

The blacksmith Biscornet was responsible for completing the so-called Santa Ana Gate and, to complete his work, he asked the devil for help.

The Cathedral of Our Lady It is one of the strongest symbols of Catholicism on the planet. Inside are three relics from the time of Christ: a portion of the cross, a nail and the crown of thorns that Jesus wore at the time of his crucifixion.

To get closer to paradise, the City of Paris has decided to launch a monumental construction involving God, but also the Devil, in a secret of more than 700 years that found this Monday its forces after the fire emblematic building located on the island of the City.

Here is how was the interior of Notre Dame after being destroyed by a fire

The curse of Our Lady It is a story that many prefer to avoid, but which hides in its details pbadages so frightening that make believe even the most fervent skeptics.

Everything goes back to the 1300s, when the young blacksmith was commissioned Biscornet the completion of the Santa Ana gate, located on one of the sides of the cathedral.

For the artist, it was a fundamental opportunity to immortalize his name. If he succeeded, the result was so tragic that he could not even attend the opening of his own work.

The project of Our Lady it meant a monumental challenge: working hours became days, days in weeks and weeks in months. Finish the door of Santa Ana in the way Biscornet I expected it to be an impossible job.

This is how the spire of Notre Dame tower fell

The blacksmith worked day and night and even stopped eating to devote 100% of his time to work. Over time, he sought help, but he did not find anyone able to accompany him in the project and, as work time increased, he continued, alone, in his work until he fell unconscious inside the cathedral.

The most feared story about Biscornet It starts right here. Made in Our LadyA voice woke him up and reached out to offer his help. For the blacksmith, his salvation had arrived. On the other side was the devil who, in exchange for his soul, offered him the culminating point of the door.

Without hesitation, Biscornet He accepted, finished his job and died a few days later. This could not even be possible for the inauguration that was celebrated in the year 1345. For that day, no one knew how to open the door and how the devil was present to help the blacksmith, God also played a key role in opening the entrance to his house.

The solution came when a blessed priest Our Lady and he poured holy water on the doors and opened them mysteriously. The story is as macabre as it is suspicious, and although nobody believed it, she did not dare to deny it either.