The parish of Le Lyaud was separated from that of Armoy in 1844, and a new church was built between 1859 and 1861.
The church, with its basilica floor plan and polygonal chevet, is built on a hill overlooking the plain.
The church, with its basilica floor plan and polygonal chevet, is built on a hill overlooking the plain.
The large building is surrounded by a pleasant garden, where the town's war memorial stands. The façade is simple, almost austere.
The building was constructed on the foundations of a former chapel dedicated to Saint Blaise.
Remains of the chapel and a three-lobed window are still visible inside the church. The church's choir houses an organ, installed in the early 1990s at the same time as the restoration work.
The building was constructed on the foundations of a former chapel dedicated to Saint Blaise.
Remains of the chapel and a three-lobed window are still visible inside the church. The church's choir houses an organ, installed in the early 1990s at the same time as the restoration work.
