Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris reopened its doors for public worship after five years, marked by a ceremonial service attended by 2,500 guests, including French President Emmanuel Macron. The return of the cathedral’s bells symbolizes its revival after the devastating fire in 2019. The event expressed gratitude to firefighters who saved the historic site and featured a message of unity projected on the cathedral’s facade. Services will resume regularly, with attendees needing to register online.