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Samedi 16 septembre 2023, 14h00Passé
Septembre 2023
Samedi 16
14:00 - 18:00

Eglise de Valbenoîte

Place de l'Abbaye, Saint-Etienne, 42100
  • Loire
  • Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Church of Our Lady of Valbenoîte Saint-Etienne

The church of Valbenoîte is an old Romanesque abbey church built from 1222 for the Cistercian community established in Forez country in the abbey of the same name (founded from 1184)....
Samedi 16 septembre 2023, 14h00Passé
©G. Granger

The church of Valbenoîte is an old Romanesque abbey church built from 1222 for the Cistercian community established in the country of Forez in the abbey of the same name (founded in 1184). In 1790, the buildings were sold as national property.
The church became parish in the early nineteenth century and was enlarged in 1820.
In 1846, it was taken over by the Marist brothers who opened a school and boarding school. Following the flood of 1849, they left Valbenoîte for Saint-Chamond.
In 1949, the church was listed as a historic monument. The Stations of the Cross of the former Church of the Nativity was reinstalled in 2022. The church will be presented by the association Révéler ma colline".
The organ originally built by Aristide Cavaillé-Coll will be presented by Geneviève Granger, titular organist. Free admission.
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Eglise de Valbenoîte
Place de l'Abbaye, Saint-Etienne, 42100
  • Loire
  • Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
Cistercian abbey of the 13th century, listed in the inventory of Historical Monuments, with the exception of the facade and the bell tower, which has a Cavaillé-Coll organ from 1859.
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Édifice religieux & Monument historique
Accès
from Lyon or Le Puy en Velay, exit the River, then avenue de Rochetaillée to the bottom, at the sign "Abbaye du XIIIème siècle" turn right, then another time right.
©G. Granger