On the dedication of church repair

Gothic architecture is an architectural style that originated in France in the second half of the 1 1 century and was popular in Europe from 13 to15th century. Mainly seen in Catholic churches, it also affects secular buildings. Gothic architecture occupies an important position in the history of architecture with its superb technical and artistic achievements. The most famous Gothic buildings are Notre Dame de Paris in Russia, Milan Cathedral in Italy, Cologne Cathedral in Germany, Westminster Abbey in Britain and Notre Dame de Paris in France. Gothic architecture has developed all over France. 12-15th century, urban handicrafts and commercial guilds were quite developed, and the city practiced a certain degree of democracy. Citizens built churches with great enthusiasm and showed their cities by fighting for victory. Besides, at that time, the church was no longer a purely religious building. It has become the center of urban public life, the Great Hall of the Citizens, the public auditorium, and even used as a market and theater. On religious festivals, churches often become lively competition venues.