Église Saint-Luc, dite « Maison du peuple chrétien »
Religion · by Pierre Pinsard, Vollmar Hugo, Jean Prouvé · 1965
boulevard Pierre-de-Coubertin, Nantes, France
In the early 1960s, the Religious Centers Association of the Diocese of Nantes planned to build a church on the southwestern edge of the newly developed ZUP of Saint Herblain, in the Breil-Malville neighborhood. This church was intended to serve not only for Sunday and weekday masses, baptisms, weddings, funerals, and confessions, but also for meetings and catechism. The program was to include the essential functions of a sacristy and a presbytery. By early 1965, the project was well underway.
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