Again, back in my road warrior mode in my beautiful Morbihan dept 56 of my lovely Bretagne and in my belle France, The possibilities are endless and I am just starting, really ! I went today to several towns never before been and the trip was awesome with me the boys and Rex, our dog, Cruising right along I came into the town of Bréhan a planned stop ,and saw a wonderful church good enough to included it in my blog, Therefore, here is the first on the Notre Dame Church of Bréhan ! Hope you enjoy it as I.
The Notre-Dame Church was rebuilt on the ruins of the old church between 1880 and 1884, the parish church of Bréhan was inaugurated and consecrated on September 10, 1884. In neo-Gothic style, this large coated stone building is drawn on the plan of a Latin cross.
It was completely demolished at the end of the 19C and replaced by a Gothic-style building consecrated on September 10, 1884. The pulpit and the railings of the baptismal font date from the 19C. A surprise church nicer than look outside, another surprise in deep Morbihan!
An anecdote, in 1484, the first printing press in Brittany was set up in Bréhan-Loudéac, by the will of Jean Rohan-du-Gué-de-l’Isle. Two printers set it up, Robin Foucquet and Jean Crès. Twelve books printed in Bréhan reached us on December 16, 1484, the first Breton incunabula came out: Le Trespassement Nostre-Dame
The town of Bréhan and its heritage :https://www.brehan.fr/ornaments/patrimoine
There you go folks, another dandy in my Morbihan, always amazing finds, I continue in my road warrior trips, the best way to see and know the country, any country, I hope you enjoy these posts and especially today on the Notre Dame Church of Bréhan !! And stay tune for the thriller on Bréhan next…..
And remember, happy travels, good health, and many cheers to all !!!
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