Saint Mary Chapel

This modest sandstone building, erected in 1895, is designed in the neo-Gothic style.

Its modestly sized nave is separated from the chancel by a pointed triumphal arch, itself closed off by an ornate grille.

Both spaces are covered with ribbed vaults characteristic of this architectural style.

Inside the nave, an ancient sandstone cross leans against a wall, while the ceiling has recently been decorated with painted plant motifs by an artist, evoking delicate flowers.

The five-sided chancel houses a statue of the Virgin Mary, placed high above the altar. She is accompanied by two other statues: Saint John on one side and Saint Anthony of Padua on the other, thus framing the sacred representation.