Sainte-Thérèse Church

The church of Sainte Thérèse was built in 1929 in the regional Breton style, an architecture that “resembles secular Brittany”, according to the words of the bishop of Vannes in 1935, “full of spiritual colours under a serious, austere, modest aspect”. Made of blue granite from the quarry of Quéven, with a reinforced concrete frame, it is topped by a vast slate roof. Inside the spacious, bright nave, is a white vaulted ceiling reposing on marble columns. A huge mosaic brings colour to the choir vault. Building was interrupted by the war but finished with the bell tower in 1957.