Our bishop went through with his family. So lovely to have Australians at open house. Lovely for France and emotional as I not long ago wrote a short bibliography of an Australian World War 1 soldier who served in France. How choice the families can attend this temple and grow in righteousness. Holiness to the Lord.
Beautiful!!!The LDS temples have always been beautiful. As a teen growing up in the church, I was able to go there and do temple work. The youth in the video, did a beautiful performance! Thank you for sharing. I'm no longer LDS, however, I do miss the church. I hope France enjoys the outside beauty, as much as many of us around the world have. From Kimberly, U.S.A., KY
"The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints dedicated its first temple in France on Sunday May 21st." There is a little mistake here. The first temple in France was dedicated October 13th-22nd 1983 in Papeet. There are quite a few Tahitians in my ward, most of them servicemen or veteran with their families who are offended when the Church seems to forget that French Polynesia is fully a part of the French Republic, one and indivisible.
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I'm sorry, but it's NOT in Paris: it's in a city named Le Chesnay, miles away from Paris. I live in Paris and I can't even get there. And Le Chesnay is NOT adjacent to Paris either
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Beautiful, and awe-inspiring. So happy for the Saints and citizens of France to have this gorgeous temple.
So blessed that the people of Paris, France deserve to have a temple. They are so bless to have there own temple.
Il est magnifique notre temple...
Our bishop went through with his family. So lovely to have Australians at open house. Lovely for France and emotional as I not long ago wrote a short bibliography of an Australian World War 1 soldier who served in France. How choice the families can attend this temple and grow in righteousness. Holiness to the Lord.
bonjour c'est magnifique; gloire à Dieu
the sheer clean and dignified manner is inspiring
Way to go President Eyring. You've bee do ing quite a few temples here of late. I've noticed that. We all l ove you.
Served mission in France, can't wait to go through someday!
Beautiful!!!The LDS temples have always been beautiful. As a teen growing up in the church, I was able to go there and do temple work. The youth in the video, did a beautiful performance! Thank you for sharing.
I'm no longer LDS, however, I do miss the church. I hope France enjoys the outside beauty, as much as many of us around the world have.
From Kimberly, U.S.A., KY
How wonderful news
It's beautiful.
"The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints dedicated its first temple in France on Sunday May 21st."
There is a little mistake here. The first temple in France was dedicated October 13th-22nd 1983 in Papeet. There are quite a few Tahitians in my ward, most of them servicemen or veteran with their families who are offended when the Church seems to forget that French Polynesia is fully a part of the French Republic, one and indivisible.
I need more clips from the cultural celebration STAT
Wonderful, it brings me remarkable joy the progress of the work. How is it call that "Hallelujah" song? 2:00
I cant water to go to the temple again
I was in France but slept through the dedication :(
How was it figured out what to have included culturally inside the temple?
I want to go so bad! :)
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The narrator sure sounds like Mitt.
Fancy
SANTUARIOS SAGRADOS.
I'm sorry, but it's NOT in Paris: it's in a city named Le Chesnay, miles away from Paris. I live in Paris and I can't even get there. And Le Chesnay is NOT adjacent to Paris either