Église Saint-Thomas de Reims, Gothic church in Reims, France
Église Saint-Thomas de Reims is a Gothic-style church in the city of Reims featuring pointed arches, detailed stonework, and tall stained glass windows. Light streams through these windows and colors the central nave.
Construction took place between 1850 and 1872 under the patronage of Cardinal Thomas Gousset, drawing on medieval Gothic designs. This period saw the Church undertaking major renewal projects across France.
Inside you find fourteen painted stations of the cross and a marble sculpture showing Cardinal Gousset in prayer. These works shape how the space feels and reflect its spiritual purpose.
The church sits in central Reims and is easy to reach on foot. Regular mass times are held and guided tours allow you to explore the building's architecture and artworks in detail.
A large cross near the entrance was cast from a bell that was destroyed during World War I. This unusual memorial connects the building's past with a major conflict that touched the city.
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