Église Notre-Dame-du-Mont-Carmel de La Chapelle-Anthenaise, Catholic church in La Chapelle-Anthenaise, France

The église Notre-Dame-du-Mont-Carmel is a church in La Chapelle-Anthenaise featuring multiple confessionals made by local artisans and decorated with intricate stained glass windows showing religious figures and moments. Inside, you will find liturgical objects including chalices, marble baptismal fonts, and a wooden eagle lectern crafted by regional craftsmen.

The parish church of La Chapelle-Anthenaise is documented in the general inventory of French cultural heritage. Its fittings were supplied over the centuries by regional craftsmen: the Champigneulle workshop made the stained glass, and local artisans produced the confessionals, chalices, marble baptismal fonts and the carved wooden eagle lectern.

The dedication to Our Lady of Mount Carmel is echoed in the church's furnishings: a wooden eagle lectern and marble baptismal fonts carved by regional craftsmen, alongside chalices kept for the liturgy. These pieces record the donations and skills of La Chapelle-Anthenaise families rather than those of a distant workshop.

The church is readily accessible to visitors interested in religious architecture and its contents. Regular services take place, so it is helpful to ask about opening times in advance to find a suitable moment for your visit.

The stained glass windows were created by the Champigneulle workshop and show unusual saints like Tobias and the transfer of the scapular to Saint Simon Stock. These particular scenes are rarely found in French churches of this size.