THE CHAPEL OF OUR LADY OF ALL VIRTUES
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The oldest sanctuary of La Flèche, dedicated to Our Lady of Virtues, containing three classified statues at the Temple-de-Bretagne
The oldest sanctuary in La Flèche, with its 11th century Romanesque porch, restored by the Jesuits in the 17th century, is dedicated to Notre-Dame des Vertus and contains three listed statues, as well as a stained glass window illustrating the story of a sailor saved from a shipwreck by a floating barrel. The donor had the survivor portrayed as her son, Louis Say, a naval officer and founder of Port-Say in Morocco. Listed in the supplementary inventory of historical monuments.
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