English: The church was often remodeled between the 11th and the 16th century. The base of the tower and the entrance are partly from the 11th century. In the 12th century, two bays near the bell tower were refitted. In the 16th century, the nave was added in front of the bell tower and the aisles. In the 18th century, construction of the porch and closing of the bays of the apse. The north face of the southern buttress of the portal bears an undated inscription (VIII IDUS IVNII / OBIIT AIMERI / DUS SACER / DOS WHO FELICITISTAM). The two vaults of the choir remain but have been plastered. The interior aisles have been completely remodeled and the vaults redone in flat brick. The church retains a 15th century carpentry entrance door, consisting of napkin panels set in a plain frame. (source: Mérimée)