Yesterday the unthinkable happened. The Cathedral Of Notre Dame caught fire and burned extensively.. I got phone calls from old, dear friends, text messages, emails from wonderful people who wanted me to know what was happening. They also shared their hearts and thoughts about the fire.
I loved that part most of all. Kind, sweet thoughts about a place far away. Some of the messages were from people who had never been to the Cathedral. Each and every connection was simply perfect.
Larry and I have the privilege to pray at the Cathedral Of Notre Dame each year. Twenty three years now…..we have many names on our prayer list and we light candles for loved ones and others who need prayer. I cry during the prayers and while lighting the candles of hope. The moments are emotional and filled with faith. Yesterday, I cried, but for a different reason.
Larry and I went through old photos last night. I took photos of the photos, straight from the album.
Larry and I have dozens of other photos of the church. These were the most meaningful for me. I loved seeing old moments captured.
I will be starting the prayer list early this year. Please feel free to email me your name or the name of someone whom you are concerned for…..
Today is a brand new day. Please enjoy each moment, as you never know tomorrow might hold.
Love you.
Me
❤️❤️❤️❤️ I love this post. I thought of y’all when I heard of the fire. I cried…. I knew you would be heartbroken. I was heartbroken too… Not only for you and those who know, and love, Notre Dame but those of us who have not been able to enjoy Notre Dame yet. Such history… Such a beautiful place. Logan and I sat and talked about it’s history all afternoon. ❤️ XOXO
I was sadden about the cathedral. Bill & I have attended mass there several times. While we don’t speak French, if you are Catholic, you know what to do & when to do it. Sainte Chappelle would be another wonderful place to pray & light candles.
Robin, if you and Larry would pray for my best friend (since 1st grade), Vicki. She was recently diagnosed with leukemia. She & I share so much history and no one could ever replace that. She is the sister I got to choose for myself & I love her so very much.
Thank you, Bobbie