what are the relics in notre dame?
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The Relics of Sainte-Chapelle are relics of Jesus Christ acquired by the French monarchy in the Middle Ages and now conserved by the Archdiocese of Paris. They were originally housed at Sainte-Chapelle in Paris and are now in the cathedral treasury of Notre-Dame de Paris.
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['Trinity College Library.', 'The Book of Kells.', 'Kilmainham Gaol.', 'Croke Park Stadium.', "St. Patrick's Cathedral.", 'Dublin Castle.', 'Science Gallery.', 'National Museum of Ireland.']
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['The Eye of Agamoto.', 'The Staff of the Living Tribunal.', 'The Vaulting Boots of Valtor.', 'The Cloak of Levitation.', 'The Crimson Bands of Cyttorak.']
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['Display them in your house.', 'Sell them for bells.', 'Donate them to the Museum.']
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["Musée de la civilisation. This museum's interactive exhibits focus on both science and cultural history. ... ", 'Place des Canotiers. ... ', 'Quebec City-Lévis Ferry. ... ', 'Quartier Petit Champlain. ... ', 'Old Quebec Funicular. ... ', 'Dufferin Terrace. ... ', 'St-Louis Forts and Chateaux. ... ', 'City Hall Splash Pad.']
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['1 Free Tours of Parliament. The halls of democracy. ... ', '2 Observatoire de la Capitale. ... ', '3 Battles: 1759–1760 at the Plains of Abraham Museum. ... ', '4 Guided Tour of the Château Frontenac. ... ', '5 Musée des Augustines. ... ', '6 People of Québec…Then and Now – at Musée de la Civilisation. ... ', '7 The Old City Churches.']
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["1 Bible. The Bible, which Christians believe is the word of God, is one of the religion's most sacred objects. ... ", '2 Cross. The cross, a simple geometric shape made up of two bars, is arguably the most universally recognized religious symbol in the world. ... ', '3 Rosary. ... ', '4 Holy Water. ... ', '5 Mythological Relics.']
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['1163: the laying of the first stone. ... ', '1239: An invaluable relic. ... ', '1272: a gem of Gothic style. ... ', '1789: the Temple of Reason. ... ', '1804: the coronation of Napoleon. ... ', '1831: Victor Hugo to the rescue. ... ', '1844: the spire of Viollet-Le-Duc. ... ', '1944 : a "Magnificat" for the Libération.']
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['1 THE GUINNESS STOREHOUSE. It takes a LOT to become iconic, but Guinness has done it. ... ', "2 ST PATRICK'S AND CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRALS. ... ", '3 THE BOOK OF KELLS AND TRINITY COLLEGE. ... ', '4 EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum. ... ', '5 DUBLIN CASTLE. ... ', '6 KILMAINHAM GAOL. ... ', "7 DUBLIN'S FREE MUSEUMS. ... ", '8 CITY PARKS.']
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['Museums1. Museum Village Inc. ... ', 'Nature & Parks2. Fitzgerald Falls. ... ', 'Water & Amusement Parks3. Pure Terror Scream Park. ... ', 'Fun & Games4. Ruach HaChaim. ... ', 'Transportation5. Majestic Transportation Services & Limo. ... ', 'Fun & Games6. Master Class Shooters Supply Indoor Range. ... ', 'Transportation7. ... ', 'Outdoor Activities8.']
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['The Vestibule. Just inside the entrance to a Catholic church is the vestibule. ... ', 'The Nave. The interior church doors open up to the nave, or main room of a Catholic church. ... ', 'The Sanctuary. ... ', 'The Altar and Tabernacle. ... ', 'Stained Glass and Statues.']
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Relic, in religion, strictly, the mortal remains of a saint; in the broad sense, the term also includes any object that has been in contact with the saint. Among the major religions, Christianity, almost exclusively in Roman Catholicism, and Buddhism have emphasized the veneration of relics.
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['Bonavista Biennale: FLOE. ... ', 'Craft and Trade Show. ... ', 'Quad-A-Palooza. ... ', 'Feile Seamus Creagh. ... ', 'Annual St. ... ', 'Barbour Living Heritage Village. ... ', 'Bay du Nord Wilderness Reserve. ... ', "Hiking Crout's Way – Cupid Cove Plantation."]
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['13 Purple Carrots.', '14 Stonehenge. ... ', '15 Diquis Spheres. ... ', '16 Corpse Flower. Photo Via: secretnyc.co. ... ', '17 Very Distinct Waterfall. Photo Via: news.nationalgeographic.com. ... ', '18 Rainbow Eucalyptus. Photo Via: mybestplace.com. ... ', '19 Bismuth Crystals. Photo Via: spiritrockshop.com. ... ', '20 White Peacocks. Photo Via: aboutpetlife.com. ... ']
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['Narthex.', 'Façade towers.', 'Nave.', 'Aisles.', 'Transept.', 'Crossing.', 'Altar.', 'Apse.']
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['The Tomb of the Stewards.', 'The Pyre of Denethor.', 'The Battle of the Pelennor Fields.', 'Victory at Minas Tirith.', 'Pippin Looks After Merry.', 'The Tower of Cirith Ungol.', 'The Last Debate.', 'The Land of Shadow.']
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Notre Dame, or 'Our Lady', is a jewel of French Gothic architecture nestled on an island on Paris' River Seine. The celebrated Notre Dame is the architectural jewel at the heart of the French capital - one of the finest examples of French Gothic construction and home to invaluable works of art and artefacts.