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As soon as firefighters had contained the fire on Sunday, they went back in.

France 3 reports that crews began securing artworks as early as Sunday.

The director of the Limoges Fine Arts Museum, Françoise Lafavrie, said they had already secured most of the works, a mix of museum pieces and ones owned by the city.

His team arrived with bubble wrap, conservation foam and crates and loaded the paintings that were still in good condition onto trucks bound for the museum.

She became a photographer, ran walking tours, promenade photos, through the valleys and the villages and hidden corners of the Chamonix valley, teaching people to see what was already in front of them.

She was interviewed by France Bleu and France 3 and TF1.

She had 30 different walking itineraries.

She even did dog-friendly walks.

At Cannes in 1963, she won the Best Actress Prize for The Conjugal Bed, an Italian-French film satirizing marriage and Italian domestic customs.

In a 2011 France 3 interview, Vladi said financial responsibility for her children had led her to accept some films she might otherwise have declined.

She said her career was mainly shaped by her attraction to particular scripts and writers.

Born Catherine Marina de Poliakoff-Beideroff on May 10, 1938, in Clichy, she was the youngest of four daughters of Russian émigrés who often struggled financially.

And yet, on Saturday, September 26th, Pope Leo XIV said mass on the Place de la Concorde in Paris, and a huge crowd came.

France 3, that's a TV station, reported somewhere between 600,000 and 800,000 people, depending on which of their articles you read.

France 3 also reported that the night before, he was at Stade de France for a gathering with young Catholics.

Not everyone who wanted to be there could make it.

Some parishes organized screenings so people could follow the mass together.

France 3 went to one of them, at a place called Forum 104 in Paris.

where about 20 parishioners watched on two big screens, sang along with the hymns, and applauded when the Archbishop of Paris thanked the Pope for coming.

There was Pierre, who's 91, and his wife Brigitte, who's 89.