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A just heart-breaking tragedy yesterday in Paris, France.

Luckily, it looks like much of the relics have been taken out. We're not sure what the stained glass window they say.

This is the most important Christian treasure in all of Europe.

It's the stained glass window. The Rosette window there in the Cathedral of Notre Dame.

There's speculation that was wild yesterday on the internet. It looks like it was caused by construction.

We'll tell you the whole story in one minute.

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Sitting in a basilica at 570 AD, in the heart of Jerusalem lay a crown of thorns. They had been there for a while.

Then the wars started, and the emperors started coming from Constantinople. Now, Istanbul.

The crown of thorns and a relic of the true cross then went to Istanbul, where it stayed until 1238.

Things started to get a little dicey for the emperor Baldwin in Constantinople, and he had already mortgaged everything he had, including the crown of thorns.

That's when King Louis, in 1238, decided to see if he could buy the relics and bring them to Paris.

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