It was originally run by the Jesuits, and earned the name Church of Our Lady early in the 1800s. Pope Pius IX elevated it to the Cathedral of Notre-Dame in 1870.
Some members of Luxembourg royalty were place in the crypt here. The cemetery contains the National Monument to the Resistance and Deportation.
A fire did some damage to a tower in 1985, but some fast repair work had it up to date later in that year.
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