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Église Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul

Historic site and monument, Church in Bangor
  • Former Benedictine priory founded from the to the 7th century by the monks of a Bangor abbey who came from the Celtic countries (Wales or Ireland), to evangelize and repopulate the island. A church was built in the 11th century. It is mentioned in 1520 by being dedicated to Saint-Pierre and Saint-Paul, considered in the Christian tradition as the two pillars of the Church. It was rebuilt and enlarged in 1855 and 1879. The western porch, the pillars and arches of the early church, as well as...
    Former Benedictine priory founded from the to the 7th century by the monks of a Bangor abbey who came from the Celtic countries (Wales or Ireland), to evangelize and repopulate the island. A church was built in the 11th century. It is mentioned in 1520 by being dedicated to Saint-Pierre and Saint-Paul, considered in the Christian tradition as the two pillars of the Church. It was rebuilt and enlarged in 1855 and 1879. The western porch, the pillars and arches of the early church, as well as some carved stones were reused. Its plan is Latin cross, the coating is schist when the roofing materials are stone and slate. Mass days and times All year round, every other week at 9:30 a.m. and in July-August, Sunday at 9.45 a.m. Contact the parish: Priest Jean-Baptiste Debarmon 02 97 31 30 66 - 06 41 32 08 72 or by email jeanbaptiste.debarmon@wanadoo.fr
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