Église Saint-François-de-Sales de Clamart, Catholic parish church in Clamart, France.
Église Saint-François-de-Sales is a Catholic parish church in Clamart with a striking triangular facade. Large windows illuminate the interior with natural light and reveal a modern floor plan based on simple, clean lines.
Construction began in 1933 under Cardinal Verdier as part of a broader building initiative. It was completed in the 1930s during a period of Catholic expansion in the growing suburbs.
The stained glass windows showcase biblical narratives and flood the interior with colored light. They form a key part of how visitors experience the sacred space inside.
The church is open to visitors during weekdays and weekends and serves as an active parish. Plan your visit around service times, as access may be limited during masses.
The original design included a forty-meter bell tower that was never built. This absent tower remains a quiet reminder of an architectural plan left incomplete from its early years.
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