Site/monument

Chapelle Funéraire Sainte-Catherine

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By act of July 10, 1476, Pierre du Boschage, parish priest of Jouhet, founded a chapel dedicated to the Virgin, Saint Catherine and all the saints. This chapel, which stood in the cemetery which has now disappeared, perhaps replaced an older construction. The tombstones marked with a cross still visible near the altar could be vestiges of this primitive construction.

The facade is pierced by a Gothic door whose arch is charged with a cross in relief. Above, a niche is made under a mitred arch. It probably contained a statue. A small bay at the top of the gable overlooks the attic.

The chapel has a 15th-century wooden Christ on the cross which, following its restoration, was reinstalled on December 11, 2019. The number of visitors inside is limited.

Practical information

French

The rates

Full price from 5€

Guided tour €5,00 per person

Visit

Conditions of visit: Free visit, Guided visit by appointment only
Languages ​​spoken for the visit: French

Further information

Location: In the countryside, In the village
Type of site/monument/small heritage: Chapel, Church
Facilities: Accessible for pushchairs, Coach parking
Payment Methods: Payment cards, Bank and postal cheques, Holiday vouchers, Cash
Address
Chapelle Funéraire Sainte-Catherine
86500 JOUHET