Contemporary church, since it began in 1969. Its architecture is strongly inspired by the churches of the Camargue.
Building with an elongated oval plan, looking like a fortress. Protruding buttresses give rhythm to the church. An imposing square bell tower flanks the building.
The current building dates from the 12th century, in a Provencal style, the cemetery was separated from it in the 19th century due to lack of space.
Church of mentioned as early as the 11th century, dismantled during the religious wars by the inhabitants who refused to let it serve as a fortress. It regained its original appearance in 1600.
The chapel was built in the 11th century, and it is known to house the chest containing the body of Saint Roseline, prioress of the abbey adjoining from 1300 to 1329, as well as a mosaic of the “Meal of the Angels” by Marc Chagall.
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