Notre-Dame de Paris held its first Christmas Mass since the devastating fire in 2019, attracting numerous faithful despite strict entrance limits. Archbishops and attendees marked the occasion with prayers and hymns, celebrating the return of the public to the iconic cathedral. The church, which reopened after extensive renovations on December 8, 2024, requires visitors to arrive early due to long lines and limited capacity. Security measures were heightened for the ceremonies, while attendees were reminded of the cathedral’s renovation efforts.