Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris reopened Saturday, five years after a devastating fire. Archbishop Laurent Ulrich led a ceremony marking the completion of extensive restoration, attended by dignitaries and watched by crowds despite stormy weather. The $750 million project overcame numerous challenges. French President Macron hailed the reopening as a symbol of France’s resilience. Public masses resume Sunday.
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