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Inside (the key of the church is to ask the Town Hall): paintings and objects of worship inscribed or classified in the inventory of historical monuments including a painting of "Our Lady of the Rosary" of 1668 attributed to Seyes, the four-star master hotel, a wooden statue of Our Lady of the Sorrows from the 12th century, stone cardboard statues.
A little bit of history...
In 1677, during a pastoral visit, Bishop de Clermont Tonnerre, Bishop of Fréjus, ordered that a church be built in this place where the majority of the inhabitants had retired. The construction will be completed in 1680; in 1849 a vault collapsed on a Sunday during Mass, some faithful were wounded. In 1852, we took advantage of this unfortunate event to restore the building and enlarge it.
A little bit of history...
In 1677, during a pastoral visit, Bishop de Clermont Tonnerre, Bishop of Fréjus, ordered that a church be built in this place where the majority of the inhabitants had retired. The construction will be completed in 1680; in 1849 a vault collapsed on a Sunday during Mass, some faithful were wounded. In 1852, we took advantage of this unfortunate event to restore the building and enlarge it.
Inside (the key of the church is to ask the Town Hall): paintings and objects of worship inscribed or classified in the inventory of historical monuments including a painting of "Our Lady of the Rosary" of 1668 attributed to Seyes, the four-star master hotel, a wooden statue of Our Lady of the Sorrows from the 12th century, stone cardboard statues.
A little bit of history...
In 1677, during a pastoral visit, Bishop de Clermont Tonnerre, Bishop of Fréjus, ordered that a church be built in...
A little bit of history...
In 1677, during a pastoral visit, Bishop de Clermont Tonnerre, Bishop of Fréjus, ordered that a church be built in...
