JOURNÉES EUROPÉENNES DU PATRIMOINE À ST JEAN-SUR-ERVE

Perrine Dugué was killed by the Chouans in 1796 as she was carrying supplies and information to her Republican brothers in Sainte-Suzanne. As soon as she died, people cried miracle because they saw her soul rise into the sky in the form of a dove with tricoloured wings and people flocked to the place of her death. With the money collected, the Dugué family had the chapel built on land donated by a farmer so that she could be buried with dignity a year later. The chapel still belongs to the family.

Free to visit. The chapel is located on the RD7 at the level of the statue of the Virgin.