Église Saint-Éparche d'Auteuil, Roman Catholic church in Auteuil, France.
Église Saint-Éparche d'Auteuil is a Roman Catholic church in Auteuil featuring a main altar with carved woodwork and two niches for Saints Eparche and Sanctin from 1758. The building has a choir from the 12th century and was expanded in the 19th century with a nave and bell tower.
The original structure dates to 1180 and the choir is the only remaining element from that period. The nave and bell tower were added in 1876.
The church is dedicated to Saint Eparche of Angoulême, a historical figure known for freeing enslaved people. This dedication shapes the identity of the place today.
The church is located on Rue de l'Église in Auteuil and serves as an active parish. Visitors should note that access to the interior depends on service times.
The current bell named Marie-Eparche was installed in 1758 and still rings for religious ceremonies and local celebrations in the village. This historical sound connects residents to their past.
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