Jesus Christ’s Crown of Thorns and the Tunic of St. Louis Rescued from Inferno at Notre Dame Cathedral
Des chevaliers du Saint Sépulcre veillent sur la Sainte Couronne d’épines en la cathédrale Notre Dame de Paris. Paris (75), France © Marc-Antoine Mouterde
St. Louis first carried Jesus Christ’s Crown of Thorns into the Sainte-Chapelle for the first time in 1238.
The Crown of Thorns is not stored at Notre Dame Cathedral.
On the First Friday of the month, the Knights of the Holy Sepulchre, guardians of the relic at the Cathedral of Notre Dame, present the Crown of Thorns for adoration at the Cathedral of Notre Dame.
On Monday Notre Dame Cathedral was engulfed in flames.
The Crown of Thorns was rescued from the burning Cathedral.
#Update: Just in – The crown of thorns was also been saved inside the cathédrale Notre-Dame de #Paris. #NotreDame #France pic.twitter.com/1QNqyYWAmC
— Sotiri Dimpinoudis ❁ (@sotiridi) April 15, 2019
Some Notre-Dame treasures saved by French firefightershttps://t.co/4h1e3ETBwl
Two irreplaceable artifacts have been rescued — the Crown of Thorns, a relic of the passion of Christ and the tunic allegedly worn by Saint Louis pic.twitter.com/3fPA3SySAR
— AFP news agency (@AFP) April 16, 2019
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