In the Rhone Alpes region the Grignan Chapel is located outside the walls the cemetery and is quoted since 1105 in a Papal Bull as he became parish church in the thirteenth century. On the ruins of a priory was built in the fifteenth century of Taulignan although its present form dates from the nineteenth and restored internally in 1998. In the city of Lyon found the church of Notre Dame de Saint Vincent the late eighteenth century and which burned down in 1987 to be reopened in 1992. This temple shows 18 columns in a cylindrical vessel neoclassical is sandwiched between other buildings. We also have a church Barres, whose side entrance decompensation and all of Boisset with a tower housing pyramid. Mercuze church is an old XII century temple whose remains dominate the town. In 1868 a new church was built in the Gothic style of a Latin cross and a single ship. In Cousignac XII century church dedicated to Notre Dame on XI century Romanesque remains of an ancient chapel of Saint Vincent . church Bourdeau is in a beautiful place surrounded by a cemetery next to a lake. It has a peculiar black line through the south wall that was typical wear when its founder died. It also has a stone cross at its entrance. The church is Romanesque Gras Benedictine type has a valuable eardrum on its cover. Cruciform plan was an old foundation of Gombertus . Durfort church XIII century is now home to cultural events and has been altered several times. Its present appearance is the eighteenth century. Other churches in Commanderie , Templar, and Tain L'Hermitage , strong church tower sections. The XI century Romanesque chapel of S Laurent d'Agny Is not had to be an ancient place of worship on an isolated hill. There is also the parish of Saint Vincent de Pierres Dorées and new Reins church noted for its tower. But on a limestone Romanesque building rises from the Viviers Cathedral was built with a defensive vocation in the twelfth century. The nerves of the choir, its entrance, the facade and give Annunciation great monuments to the set. The Cathedral underwent many changes over the centuries and as a result of the transfer of the late bishop of Alba V to Viviers, Roman Vivarium, where he met a flourishing religious culminating in the XI century with the construction of the Tower of Saint Michel . On the other side chapels were built in the XIV and XV and the Wars of Religion half of this century led to disaster for roofs and vaults which were reconstructed in wood at first and then into pieces of stone.
In the region of Britain, the Church of Kerfourn emerged from the demolition of the old church of San Eloy in the fifteenth century and rebuilt under the joint patronage of San Vicente and San Eloy in 1899. We have a chapel in Maunay 1756 and another in Ruffiac which was destroyed in the nineteenth century. The parish church of Le Hézo is larger in size than a chapel. It has a fountain dedicated to the saint. The church of Saint Vincent Sur Oust was built in 1900 and has an arm bone relic of the saint. It replaced the old fifteenth century as it threatened to crumble the local children were playing with a rope attached to the tower stretching. The Cathedral of San Vicente de Saint Malo was built in the twelfth century in Gothic style but also had elements of Romanesque and Renaissance and, after being partially destroyed in 1944 during the liberation of the city in World War II, was restored thoroughly and provided with a remarkable stained glass and a needle high granite replaced the built in the nineteenth century. This reconstruction sought to recover the austerity of the 568 year old building was already destroyed by the troops of Charlemagne in 800. Already in 1972, reopened again for worship. Note that in this part of the French Britain breathes the spirit of pirates and buccaneers who lived many adventures here.
