This church is of Labourdin type. It has two floors of gallery. A third existed but has now disappeared. This church was the object of several restorations, some of which are recalled on the lintel of the door of entry: 1769 and 1825. Above the porch still exists a local which was the first school of the commune. Until the mid-eighteenth century the notables of the town were still buried in the church or under its porch. Later, the remains were transferred to an ossuary, the tombstones of the nave were removed and that of the porch hammered. Today only parish priests are still buried there. The small cemetery adjoining the church keep today very beautiful examples of discal stelae.
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