ABOUT US
The online (
www.boutiquecathedrale.fr) and cathedral shops for the Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris were founded and are managed by the Maurice de Sully Association.
The objects, booklets, rosaries, medals and other items we sell have been carefully designed and selected in close cooperation with our suppliers. The large majority of our articles are personalized, made specifically for us. This means that we can offer you very high quality products that testify to both the preaching mission of the Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris and the distinction of this exceptional work of architecture.
The Maurice de Sully association, named after the bishop who conceived and built the Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris in the 12th century, aims to:
- help maintain, renovate and enhance the sacred heritage of the Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris through various initiatives and projects, contributing to the cultural and spiritual influence of this historical site.
- assist the rector of the Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris in planning and budgeting activities related to maintenance, surveillance, security and the reception of visitors and worshipers;
- participate in all events and activities that match the religious nature of the Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris;
- on a broader scale, contribute to people’s understanding of the Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris and its influence, both in France and internationally, through any actions it deems useful.
The Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris is property of the French State, which keeps the cathedral open to ministers and followers of the Catholic faith, giving them a place to practice their religion.
The cathedral belongs to the diocese of Paris and is the see of the archbishop of Paris. It is dedicated to the Virgin Mary, and its canons have been entrusted with the care of the Crown of Thorns brought back from the Holy Land by St. Louis in 1239.
This world-renowned monument to spiritual splendour and UNESCO World Heritage Site attracts 13 million believers, pilgrims and visitors each year and is home to major national and diocesan celebrations. For more information, please visit
www.notredamedeparis.fr
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