Eglise de La Meyze

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Place de l'église, 87800 La Meyze

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The church's patron saint is Michael. Its origins date back to Carolingian times. The parish of La Meyze (Maisa or Maesia around the year 1000) was the seat of an archpriesthood until 1801.
Inside: a listed 17th-century gilded polychrome wooden statue of Saint-Roch with his dog?
Two chapels at Champsiaux and Notre Dame du Rocher complete this heritage.