ÉGLISE DE MAGNIÈRES

The Church of Magnières is a very beautiful church of ogival style. This building, dating from the XIXth century, houses notably 5 tombstones from the XVIth century. Built in 1870, this church was not yet completed when the 1st World War was declared in 1914.
On the facade of the building, one can observe a Virgin dating from the 16th century. Inside there is a life-size Christ, an interesting sculpture and a marble Pieta. The most important objects to be discovered in this church, besides the tombstones of the Lords of Haraucourt-Magnières, are the remains of Saint Pauline, a Roman martyr.
The patron saint of this place is Saint-Laurent. The "Alfred Wild" organ case dates from 1990. Concerts are organised at the Church of Magnières as part of the programme of the Route des Orgues.
Opening and visits ONLY ON REQUEST.

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