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| − | '''Notre-Dame''' is a [[French]] phrase meaning "Our Lady". It is a common name for Catholic | + | '''Notre-Dame''' is a [[French]] phrase meaning "Our Lady". It is a common name for [[Catholic]] institutions dedicated to the [[Virgin Mary]]. |
| − | *[[Notre Dame de Paris]], a [[cathedral]] in [[Paris]] | + | *[[Notre Dame de Paris]], a [[cathedral]] in [[Paris]], [[France]] |
| − | * | + | *Notre-Dame de la Paix, a cathedral in Yamoussoukro, [[Ivory Coast]]. |
| − | *[[University of Notre Dame]], a university in | + | *[[University of Notre Dame]], a university in South Bend, [[Indiana]] |
Revision as of 13:33, June 24, 2011
Notre-Dame is a French phrase meaning "Our Lady". It is a common name for Catholic institutions dedicated to the Virgin Mary.
- Notre Dame de Paris, a cathedral in Paris, France
- Notre-Dame de la Paix, a cathedral in Yamoussoukro, Ivory Coast.
- University of Notre Dame, a university in South Bend, Indiana
