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The final step of the abbey’s renovation work is under way
The final step of the abbey church renovation work is under way
The medicinal plant garden
Know more about the "jardin des simple" project, a medicinal garden in the abbey medieval cloister
The Fuite de Jazz concert at Saint-Maurin
The group Fuite de Jazz performed in Saint-Maurin on August 22, 2024 in the courtyard of the abbey castle.
Yannis Constans and his quartet performed at Saint-Maurin!
On August 1st, 2024, Jazz concert by the Yannis Constans quartet at Saint-Maurin in the abbey gardens
Saint-Maurin hosted the first meeting of the Chemins de Cluny committee
On 5 and 6 April, the Fédération Européenne des Sites Clunisiens (FESC) and the Association des Amis de l'Abbaye de Saint-Maurin (AAASM) organised the first European seminar of the Chemins de Cluny.
The embroidered banner of Saint-Maurin is finished!
The embroidered banner of Saint-Maurin is finished. It was unveiled with the embroiderers and can now be seen in the hall of the abbey castle.
Saint-Maurin’s application on display!
The Amis de l'Abbaye de Saint-Maurin have set up the visual communication for the UNESCO World Heritage application.
Call for embroiderers!
Call for embroiderers to create a collective cross-stitch banner on the theme of Saint-Maurin Abbey
The Amis de l’Abbaye de Saint-Maurin celebrated their 30th anniversary
What happened at the association's 30th birthday party? Find out in this article!
Church of La Nativité de Notre Dame
This church in Perville is one of the oldest possessions of the Abbey of Saint-Maurin. Its attachment to the abbey was confirmed in 1281
Church of Saint Pierre es Liens of Grayssas
This church is one of the oldest possessions of the Abbey of Saint-Maurin. Its attachment to the abbey was confirmed in 1281 under the abbatiate of Gausbert Girval by a deed signed with the bishop of Cahors.
Chapel of Notre Dame d’Aureillac
This chapel of the village of Saint-Urcisse stands at the crossing of two very busy roads, the Clermontoise, running from the Massif Central to the Garonne valley, and the Ténarèze, coming from the Pyrenees, a cattle road, or « draille ».