Église Sainte-Élisabeth-de-Hongrie
195 rue du Temple 75003 Paris
Chapel of an old(former) convent of tertiary sectors(Tertiary) Franciscans. Marie de Médicis lays the 1st stone there in 1628\. She is dedicated under the term of saint Elisabeth of Hungary, 1st saint of third franciscan order, on July 14th, 1646 by the future cardinal of Retz. Disused under Revolution, she(it) becomes parish church in 1809\. Extended in 1825 by Etienne-Hippolyte Godde. Woodworks, stained-glass windows and paintings(paints) of the XIXth century (Blondel, Pujol, Nazaréens). Hundred panels(signs) sculpted of the XVIIth century, representing stages(scenes) of Old(Former) and New Testament, adorn the ambulatory. They result(come) from stalls of the abbey Saint-Vaast of Arras. Remarkable organ of Louis Suret (1853). Conventual church in the order of Malta.
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Édifice religieux & Monument historique