Church Our Lady of the Salette Louise-Marie

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Louise-Marie, a hamlet on the border of Maarkedal and Ronse, has a fairly young history. The parish arose in the Dutch era (1815 - 1830) as a result of a natural, social and geographical connection between residents from the municipalities of Ellezelles, Ronse, Nukerke, Schorisse and Etikhove.

The plans to build their own church were shelved by the independence of Belgium. Finally, the foundation stone of the church was laid in 1850. The death of the first Belgian queen, Luise Marie d'Orléans, on the day of the laying of the foundation stone would explain the name of the parish Louise-Marie, although this cannot be stated with certainty.

Willem Vandenameele

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