Built between 1200 and 1330, it has an elegant doorway, guarded by debonair lions. Inside are fragments of mural paintings from the 15 and 16C and stained-glass windows made of blown, tinted glass whose colours change depending on where you stand. They were created by a Canadian artist, Daniel Rabinowitch, who was also responsible for the copper incrustations in the floor of the nave, symbolising the divine word, from Hebrew to French.