Church founded in the XNUMXth century by J. Cazalet, a native of the country who became abbot of Sénanque, in Vaucluse. Heavily remodeled in the XNUMXth century, it has superb modern stained glass windows, a magnificent statue of the Virgin as well as a XNUMXth century bell.
Description
This church is proof that children from the Mountain can have brilliant careers. Jean Cazalet d'Usclades entered the abbey of Mazan, from where he was sent to the abbey of Sénanque. He took advantage of this to pursue brilliant studies.
He became abbot of Sénanque, founded the Bernardin college in Avignon, and the chapel of Usclades. This first Romanesque building was remodeled in the XNUMXth century and became a parish church. This church has excellent acoustics. The modern stained glass windows are by Louis René Petit who also made those of Saint Cirgues and Mazan.
Discover the story of the bell around which hangs a mysterious legend...
Site registered with the Pôle d'Economie du Patrimoine.
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