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The village is distinguished by its mystical Notre-Dame church, in Romanesque style and dedicated to the Virgin. Its openings date from the 16th century and its chevet has the particularity of being flat. It holds a remarkable statue representing Saint-Jacques le Majeur, dating from the 15th century and classified as an object in the inventory of Historical Monuments. The priest Frédéric Courtois, born in 1860 in the commune, was appointed curator of the Sikowé scientific museum in Shanghai in 1902. Passionate about ornithology, he discovered species previously unknown including two garulax since named Courtois' garulax, today threatened with extinction.

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The church dates back to the end of the 11th or beginning of the 12th century. From this period, it retains its west portal and three bays of the north wall whose Romanesque bays with gray gray frames are characteristic of the churches of this area and this period. At the end of the Middle Ages, the nave was widened and the canted apse created. The rafter frame supporting trusses probably dates from the 16th century. In the 19th century, the interior of the building was restored, with painted paneled vault, woodwork, painted walls. Outside, a sacristy was added to the apse, and bays were pierced. The vessel is topped by a frame bell tower.

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The Church does not have a transept in its center. Made up of a nave, a bell tower, a heart and a sacristy, the church of Saint Germain le Gaillard was built more “modestly” than its neighbors. Having a stained glass rose window on the west portal, the warm colors of the sunsets pierce the glass to flood the heart of the Church with light. Seven large stained glass windows overlook the interior of the church. On one side we find: the Curé d’Ars; Saint Joseph ; the Child and Mary; Saint Pierre. On the other side Bernadette Soubirous; Jesus before the apostles Peter Jacques and John, Louis IX. But a bay remains, empty, filled by a sheet of Plexiglas. This is where the Baptism of Jesus by John the Baptist will take place. It is this last stained glass window that we will talk about next.

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A simple 12th century church, it was subsequently remodeled and enlarged. In the choir of the church, under the altar there is a spring which never dries up, in which, according to the chronicle “is the good savior”. About 50 years ago, people came on pilgrimage on August 6, the patronal feast of Champrond, in years of great drought to ask for rain. You can consult information panels on the church. On December 7, 2013, the magnificent painting by Carlo Van Loo found its place in the Saint Sauveur church after many months of restoration. A big thank you to Madame Annie Legrand (Restaurateur) for all the work accomplished.

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A church that stands before you no matter where you come from.

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From a distance coming from Villebon, you can get a "little air" of Mont St Michel

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Very impressive place, surrounded by fields, this church stands proudly.

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