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Sainte Marguerite was built in 1624-1634 as a
chapel l dedicated to Margaret of Antioch. After
been branch Church of the St. Paul Church, the
chapel became a parish church in 1712. The
nave and the aisles were built in 1679. In 1703
the chapel of the north transept was built, called
Chapelle Saint-Joseph-Sainte-Marguerite. The
south transept was enlarged with the chapel of
the Virgin in 1724. Between 1760 and 1764, the
architect Victor Louis built the Chapelle des
Âmes-du-Purgatoire in the neoclassical style; the
painter Paolo-Antonio Brunetti (1723-1783)
made the beautiful ‘trompe l'oeil’ decoration.
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The main organ is built by the Stoltz brothers in 1873 and is
entirely authentic. Restoration by Gutschenritter at an
unknown date. Overhauls by Dargassies (1987, the Flûte 4 of
the Swell was again a Flûte octaviante) and Fossaert (2008).
Organiste titulaire
Marie Christine Steinmetz
Concerts
Occasionally
Masses with organ
Saturday 6h30 PM, Sunday 11h00 AM
Videos grand-orgue
Marie Christine Steinmetz
Photos: Jean Guilcher (facebook)
1873 - Stoltz (1)
19xx - Gutschenritter (5)
1987 - Dargassies (6)*
2008 - Fossaert (6)
II/15 - traction mécanique
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C1
The main organ is built by the Stoltz brothers in 1873 and
is entirely authentic. Restoration by Gutschenritter at an
unknown date. Overhauls by Dargassies (1987, the Flûte 4
of the Swell was again a Flûte octaviante) and Fossaert
(2008).
Organiste titulaire
Marie Christine Steinmetz
Concerts
Occasionally
Masses with organ
Saturday 6h30 PM, Sunday 11h00 AM
Videos grand-orgue
Marie Christine Steinmetz
1873 - Stoltz (1)
19xx - Gutschenritter (5)
1987 - Dargassies (6)*
2008 - Fossaert (6)