AROUND THE CHURCH

The remains of Saint-Yves Chapel: in the old enclosure of the cemetery there was a chapel dedicated to Saint Yves, where the mass was sung on 19 May, feast of the holy day, in the aftermath of the revolution. She received a new bell in 1867, relics of Saint Louis and St. Helena in 1875. She then served as a chapel to the Congregation. The interview lasted until 1933, but it was only used for catechism. The repairs were too large and it was destroyed in 1960. The stones of its demolition were used for the construction of the pignon located at the south-west corner of the church's enclosure, and the mouluré hanger is found by a window in the opening. Between the door and the square clocheton, a small niche contains a granite statue of Saint Yves. Left of the opening, a circular baptismal was built into the masonry.