Difference between revisions of "Notre Dame"

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'''Notre Dame''' is a [[French]] phrase meaning "Our Lady". It is a common name for Catholic insitutions dedicated to the [[Virgin Mary]].
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'''Notre-Dame''' is a [[French]] phrase meaning "Our Lady". It is a common name for Catholic insitutions dedicated to the [[Virgin Mary]].
  
 
*[[Notre Dame de Paris]], a [[cathedral]] in [[Paris]]
 
*[[Notre Dame de Paris]], a [[cathedral]] in [[Paris]]
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*[[Notre-Dame de la Paix]], a cathedral in [[Yamoussoukro]], [[Ivory Coast]].
 
*[[University of Notre Dame]], a university in [[South Bend]], [[Indiana]]
 
*[[University of Notre Dame]], a university in [[South Bend]], [[Indiana]]
  

Revision as of 12:28, April 9, 2010

Notre-Dame is a French phrase meaning "Our Lady". It is a common name for Catholic insitutions dedicated to the Virgin Mary.


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