Église Sainte-Reine de Levallois-Perret, Catholic church in Levallois-Perret, France.
The church features simple yet functional architecture with stained glass windows created by the Mauméjean brothers and a Resurrection cross designed by Olivier Loiseau on its facade.
Constructed in 1956 by architects P. and B. Sandrin under the Œuvre des Chantiers du Cardinal initiative, the church was officially blessed in June 1957 following post-war reconstruction efforts.
The church serves as an active community center hosting weekly Sunday masses at 11 AM and various parish events that strengthen social bonds among local Catholic residents.
Located at 109 rue Paul-Vaillant-Couturier, the church belongs to Saint-Justin parish of Nanterre diocese and offers regular worship services with updated schedules available through official parish communications.
The building houses a 19th-century statue-reliquary of the Virgin Mary on its facade and features a Stations of the Cross painted by artist Jean Bouvier inside.
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