Église Saint-Stanislas des Blagis

The Saint-Stanislas des Blagis Church in Fontenay-aux-Roses was constructed between 1934 and 1936 by architect Georges Braive and his cousin, concrete engineer Jean Braive. Initiated by Cardinal Verdier, the project was overseen by Abbé Callon. The church was built in a developing area of Blagis after Abbé Callon obtained land and received a wooden structure from Saint-Stanislas College for temporary use. Due to the increasing congregational size, it was decided in 1932 to construct a new church primarily funded by donations, marking it as the 66th project of the Cardinal's Works.