Restored in 1997, this charming stone church (1873, J.-F. Peachy) in the Ro-manesque style has a remarkable interior. The ceiling is decorated with 76 frescoes and paintings, the work of an artist from Saint-Hyacinthe, J.T. Rousseau, aided by Suzor-Côté. The statue of St. Christopher, on top of the altar, was sculpted by students of Louis-Philippe Hébert. Also worth noting are Baroque-style scrolls, tromp-l'oeil paintings and friezes, as well as 43 stained-glass windows by the Hobbs Company.