Saint Wulphy
rue des Soufflets
80120 Rue
Church, Chapel | XV-XVI / 1833 | Gothic, Neoclassical | Catholic Church
Map
Opening hours
15 January - 15 December
Mon
Tue 10.00 - 16.45
Wed 10.00 - 16.45
Thu 10.00 - 16.45
Fri 10.00 - 16.45
Sat 10.00 - 16.45
Sun
Guided tour
Religious offices
Description
The chapel dedicated to the Holy Spirit remains from the old church. This is a veritable jewel of flamboyant Gothic art. Its vaults and treasuries are magnificently decorated, with fine "lace" sculptures and exuberant motifs.
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Remarkable elements
Chapel of the Holy Spirit
In the Middle Ages, when many pilgrims came to Rue to venerate a crucifix dedicated to the Holy Spirit, the church was given a magnificent chapel dedicated to the worship of this so-called "miraculous" statue.
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Statue of Saint James the Greater (of Compostela)
A wooden statue from the 16th century, protected as a historical monument. Next to it are two other statues representing Saint Sebastian and Saint Mary the Egyptian.
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Stalls
The wooden stalls are partly dated to the 16th century; some of the carved panels are the work of Jehan de Rue.
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Painting "The Martyrdom of Saint Lucy".
Painting of 1650 by Guillaume Perrin and restored in 2020. Listed as a Historical Monument, it presents some elements evoking the martyrdom (the ox), the Roman soldiers and the emperor. Saint Agatha is on the left carrying her chest on a tray.
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Painting "The Presentation of the Virgin in the Temple
The painting dates from the 19th century and was restored in 2022 (listed as a historical monument). It represents the parents of Mary who came to present their 3 year old daughter to the temple to consecrate her to God.
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Orgue Van Bever
Organ by the brothers Adrien and Salomon Van Bever, organ builders in Amiens and Brussels. It was donated to the church in Rue in 1894 by the Broutel family.
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