Why shouldn't it reflect their faith? I see no issue.

An interesting response to this news by a non-Catholic (with my added commentary below his words): 

https://t.me/thuletide/1904

Notre Dame was burned down in a satanic ritual that symbolized the official beginning of the nєω ωσrℓ∂ σr∂єr (i.e. globalism / one-world government and Jєωιѕн global hegemony) and the final death of the old world order (i.e. nationalism / colonialism and European global hegemony).

Globalists love symbolism, and there is nothing more symbolic of this transition than their destruction and reconstruction of Notre Dame.



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A mostly correct interpretation of events, except that when he is describing the old order, his explanation misses two words: "Roman Catholic". Notre Dame Cathedral was constructed well before the rise of nationalism (19th century) and colonialism (16th century), and stands as a living witness to the pinnacle of the Middle Ages (the 13th century), a truly civilized age when Europe knew its unity in "One Lord, one faith, one baptism" (Ephesians 4:5). Such comments by this user are emblematic of the problem of secular dissident right-wingers: they are blind to the truth that the foundation of Western Civilization that is being attacked by its enemies is not merely the White race nor a vague understanding of "traditional values", but the Holy Catholic and Apostolic Faith. Sadly, due to the present Crisis in the Church, this truth is somewhat obscured since the Conciliar Church agrees with the nєω ωσrℓ∂ σr∂єr while presenting itself as the Catholic Church. 

This is what I tried to convey to one on Gab who was attacking my support of white identity because I am a Catholic, supposedly because Christianity was made up by Jєωs to enslave the proud white man. Which is retarded.
They stand on the shoulders of the accomplishments of the Middle Ages and reject the reason why they were the pinnacle of our cultural accomplishments. The degeneration of Europe set in once the Middle Ages closed and the Renaissance reintroduced paganism to Europe, despite what these anti-Christian whites will say.

Exactly. Your experience reminds me of some discussions I've had with WNs about the Catholic faith.