What is a famous church in France?
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The Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris is one of the most famous churches in France, known for its Gothic architecture and historical significance.
In what continent is Notre Dame?
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Notre Dame Cathedral is located in Europe, specifically in Paris, France.
Which is the second largest church of the world?
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The Basilica of Our Lady of Peace in Yamoussoukro, Ivory Coast, is considered the second largest church in the world, after St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City. It was completed in 1989 and was designed to be larger than St. Peter's Basilica.
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Roman Catholic AnswerTechnically the Narthex is the west end of the interior of a church of the Byzantine Rite, parted from the nave by a wall or screen. It corresponds to the narthex of the early Christian basilicas for the catechumens, penitents, and energumens (a demoniac or one possessed). It cannot properly be given to any form of western porch or ante-chapel in later Churches in the west, although I have heard it used to refer to the "gathering room" or reception area of a Church before you enter the nave.
Why in 1179 did the cathedral school of Notre Dame in Paris start admitting nonclerical students?
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France had an excess of clergy
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Dudley R. B Grant was a Jamaican scientist and an expert in plant pathology. He made significant contributions to the field through his research on plant diseases, especially those affecting crops in the Caribbean region. Grant's work helped to improve agricultural practices and crop productivity in the region.
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In the short story "Cathedral," Robert is initially perceived by the narrator as a blind man who lacks insight. However, as they spend time together, the narrator discovers that Robert is perceptive, open-minded, and capable of forming meaningful connections with others. This complexity makes Robert a more interesting character than the narrator had initially assumed.
Did Quasimodo live in Notre Dame?
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Yes, Quasimodo, the hunchback bell-ringer, lived in the Cathedral of Notre Dame in the novel "The Hunchback of Notre-Dame" by Victor Hugo.
What class did William Shakespeare belong to?
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William Shakespeare belonged to the middle class. He was born in Stratford-upon-Avon, England, to a glove-maker and alderman, which placed him in the middle ranks of society at that time.
Where is sir christopher wren buried?
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Sir Christopher Wren, the famous English architect, is buried in St. Paul's Cathedral in London, England. His tomb is located in the crypt of the cathedral, in the south aisle.
When was the Glasgow Cathedral built?
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The Glasgow Cathedral, also known as St. Mungo's Cathedral, was built around the late 12th century, with some parts dating back to the 13th century. It is one of the few remaining medieval cathedrals in Scotland.
When was Holy Trinity Church Marylebone created?
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Holy Trinity Church Marylebone was created in 1828.
The cathedral of Notre Dame is in what capital city?
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The cathedral of Notre Dame is in the capital city of France, which is Paris.
When was Catholic Charismatic Church of Canada created?
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The Catholic Charismatic Church of Canada does not have a specific founding date. It is a movement within the Catholic Church that emerged in the late 1960s and early 1970s, characterized by an emphasis on spiritual gifts such as speaking in tongues, healing, and prophecy. It is not a separate church but rather a renewal movement within Catholicism.
What famous novel uses notre dame as its settings?
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The famous novel that uses Notre Dame as its setting is "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" by Victor Hugo. Published in 1831, it tells the story of Quasimodo, a hunchback who lives in the towers of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. The novel explores themes of love, injustice, and the clash between beauty and ugliness.
What are the ratings and certificates for Cathedral Canyon - 2013?
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The movie "Cathedral Canyon" released in 2013 has a 4.5/10 rating on IMDb and doesn't have a certified rating from Rotten Tomatoes.
Why gargoyles are on churches why?
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A gargoyle is a carved stone grotesque designed to carry water away from a roof and the walls of a building, most obviously seen in churches. It is most often seen as a medieval addition, but was known to the ancient Greeks , ancient Egyptians and derives from the Latin word Gula. Throughout the history of churches, gargoyles were used to convey the idea of evil, convincing people to go to church with the idea that the end was near. Gargoyles can represent Lions, the Wolf, Snakes. Goats, Monkeys, Eagles, Griffins, Harpies and Mermaids. They would now be replaced by gutters
It was believed in the 19th century that gargoyles warded of evil and served as protection against witches.
Is Milan Cathedral the biggest Cathedral on earth?
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No, Milan Cathedral is not the biggest cathedral on earth. The title of the world's largest cathedral generally goes to the Cathedral of Saint John the Divine in New York City, United States, which is about twice the size of Milan Cathedral in both length and height.
Are people allowed inside the Chartres Cathedral?
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Yes, people are allowed inside the Chartres Cathedral. It is a functioning church and a popular tourist attraction in Chartres, France. Visitors can enter the cathedral, attend religious services, and explore the architectural marvel of the building.
Why is the cathedral of st basil important?
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It is the memorial for the feat of the campaign against the Mongols on who would get the land of Kazan
Why is Helen Keller buried at the National Cathedral?
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This was considered a (national) hoor to a national heroine or celebrity. Helen"s body was cremated and her ashes placed in a niche alongside those of her Teacher Annie Sullivan Macy, and another urn containing the remains of Polly Thompson, one of her longtime guides and traveling companions. Miss Keller was of the Swedenborgian religion and the Washington Cathedral is of the Episcopalian denomination. Perhaps the Swedenborgians do not have any cemetery or similar facilities in Washington. It was originally intended that she be taken to Tuscumbia for burial in a local cemetery. There is a statue 9Bronze, very well done) of her in a cemetery that is, alas a cenotaph, not an actual tomb site. Some Blind charity did a very subdued voiced under commercial showing this cemetery in the late sixties, early seventies but did not mention that Helen is not interrred there.