Come and discover the church classified as historical monuments, a monument rebuilt in the sixteenth century in two campaigns, after the destruction of the Hundred Years War: that of the nave, completed in 1514, and that of the choir around 1540. It consists of a single vessel covered by a wooden vault, and ends with a three-sided apse. A short arrow dominates the western portal. Wall paintings have been partially unearthed in the choir and nave: they date from the end of the 16th century. A beam of glory represents Christ on the cross and Saint Magdalene at his feet.