ST. JOSEPH DE MANA CHURCH

Built in 1938 by convicts, Mana's church stands out for its Wapa wood shingle roof flanked by a high bell tower. A timeless jewel in the heart of the village, its sky-blue façade is a must-see. In 1945, the convict Bourgeois painted the Christ of the starry vault. On the forecourt, the bust of Anne-Marie Javouhey, Superior General of the Congrégation des sœurs de Saint Joseph de Cluny and founder of the village of Mana, pays homage to the Reverend Mother.