L'église Saint-Quentin - Holnon, France - Roman Catholic Churches on Waymarking.com

Construite en 1905 grâce aux deniers de la famille Wallon-Satizelle, détruite durant la 1ère guerre mondiale, reconstruite quasi identiquement, l'église Saint-Quentin à Holnon a fait l'objet de toutes les attentions des conseils municipaux successifs.
Cet édifice cultuel qui abrite dans sa crypte la famille Wallon-Satizelle a fait l'objet d'une rénovation intérieure globale faisant l'admiration des fidèles.
Chaque soir, à la nuit tombée, elle s'habille de lumière. Sa façade surmontée de deux clochetons illuminés laisse apparaître les boiseries des charpentes de chêne. Son clocher entouré d'abat-sons importants possède à son sommet un ensemble de quatre cadrans horaires lumineux.
En ajout aux 3 imposantes cloches existantes, un ensemble de 18 cloches composées en airain (78% de cuivre et 22% d'étain) a été disposé au coeur du clocher en 2003. Chaque demi-heure le carillon distille une mélodie différente et de circonstance. Cet ensemble musical, ils ne sont que quelques-uns dans le départment de l'Aisne, apporte une note de gaieté permanente et fait la fierté des Holnonais.

Built in 1905 thanks to the funds of the Wallon-Satizelle family, destroyed during the First World War, rebuilt almost identically, the Saint-Quentin church in Holnon has been the subject of all the attention of successive municipal councils.
This religious building, which houses the Wallon-Satizelle family in its crypt, has undergone an overall interior renovation that is admired by the believers.
Every evening, at nightfall, she dresses in light. Its facade surmounted by two illuminated bell towers reveals the woodwork of the oak frames. Its bell tower surrounded by large sound shades has a set of four bright time dials at its top.
In addition to the 3 imposing existing bells, a set of 18 bells made of bronze (78% copper and 22% tin) was placed in the heart of the bell tower in 2003. Every half hour the chime plays a different and appropriate melody. This musical ensemble, there are only a few of them in the Aisne department, brings a permanent note of joy and makes the pride of the people of Holnon.

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Type of Church: Church Status of Building: Actively in use for worship Date of building construction: 01/01/1905 Diocese: Soissons Address/Location: Place de Vouvray Holnon, Hauts-de-France France 02760 Date of organization: Not listed Dominant Architectural Style: Not listed Associated Shrines, Art, etc.: Not listed Archdiocese: Not listed Relvant Web Site: Not listed

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