Église Notre-Dame-de-la-Paix
Religion · by Édouard Hur · 1944
place Louis-Carrier, Saint-Etienne, France
On March 4, 1912, a plot of land was granted by the Compagnie des Houillères Montrambert-Béraudière to the Association du Patronage des Familles de la Jomayère for the construction of patronage halls and a chapel. A new parish, Saint-Vincent-de-Paul, was established on March 11, 1914, and later became part of Notre Dame de la Paix parish in 1944. This complex remained functional until February 1985 when it was sold, demolished, and replaced with social housing. The creation of the new parish of Notre Dame de la Paix was approved on February 8, 1939, and construction of the church began in 1940 under architect Edouard Hur, culminating in the building's consecration on December 3, 1944.
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