CHURCH OF SAINTE-RADEGONDE DE VOUILLÉ

In the 11th century, there was a very large parish of Sainte-Radegonde which lasted until the Revolution. The church, burned and pillaged, was rebuilt in 1099. In the 19th century, it was razed and rebuilt. The church is in neo-Gothic style and is in its original location. Only the old paving has been preserved. The stained glass window in the choir is dedicated to Saint Radegonde, wife of Clotaire and patron saint of the church. In the nave, the stained glass windows are by Lux Fournier, master glassmaker.