Sainte Céronne-lès-Mortagne village of 254 inhabitants has a 12th century church built on the principle of a Roman basilica. After two years of restoration, the church of Sainte Céronne reopens its doors. These colossal underground works concerned the structure, the roof (magnificent variegation), the masonry elements (very degraded buttresses, cornices,surmounted), and the restoration of the entire sacristy. Members of the Association for the Safeguarding of Cultural Heritage will welcome you and guide you in the discovery of the church. A slideshow will be presented and commented on to show the scope of the work done.