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이 예배당의 수호성인의 이름은 말 그대로 모두의 입에 오르내리지만, 그 뒤에 있는 인물을 아는 사람은 거의 없을 것입니다: 성 실베스테르(San Silvestro)의 기념일은 12월 31일입니다. 그는 3세기 말에서 4세기 초에 살았으며, 콘스탄티누스 황제가 밀라노 칙령 – "관용 칙령"으로 알려진 – 으로 기독교를 종교로 인정하고 (적어도 일시적으로) 피의 기독교 박해 시대를 끝냈을 때 로마의 주교였습니다.

'Le Klockhuis d’Eecke' is a rare wooden bell tower next to the Saint-Wulmar church. This tower houses two bells that used to announce church services, village events and the emergency signal. Together with the one in Hardifort, this is the last of its kind in French Flanders, a unique stop for those who love heritage.

The Saint-Omer's Church or Saint-Audomarus Church There was already a church in 1191. The current church has a heavy, pre-built, 14th-century tower. The church was enlarged in 1803 and has an elongated, three-aisled nave. During the First World War, the church was badly damaged, but rebuilt. https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sint-Audomaruskerk_(Kaaster)

The Notre-Dame-De-Grâce chapel is a building erected in 1895 in Sainte-Marie-Cappel by the Malfaison family to ward off bad luck following numerous deaths in the family, including the successive deaths of ten children and three adults. Despite this, one child and five adults died in the decade following the construction of the chapel.

Roadside chapel with a dilapidated interior.

This old village – it was first mentioned in 965 – at the foot of the Wouwenberg has about 550 inhabitants and feels like Bokrijk. It is considered one of the ten most beautiful French villages with some beautiful old buildings and remarkable half-timbered houses. Around the 'place Saint-Martin', located next to the cemetery, there are some traditional houses with roofs of glazed tiles. These buildings are interesting for the French-Flemish cultural heritage and give a good impression of the local architecture. With a substructure of red brick, walls of wood and loam (in visible half-timbered construction), decorative brickwork, shutters in cheerful colours, wall anchors and pavements of red bricks, the village has managed to retain its original atmosphere.

This old village – it was first mentioned in 965 – at the foot of the Wouwenberg has about 550 inhabitants and feels like Bokrijk. It is considered one of the ten most beautiful French villages with some beautiful old buildings and remarkable half-timbered houses.

Eecke is a typical Flemish village, with its brick houses. Here you will find the local cheese dairy, known for its regional specialties, as well as the Klockhuis, an old belfry that is part of the village's heritage. A cozy tavern allows you to stop and enjoy a beer or a typical dish.