Towards the end of the 1889th century, the framework of the nave was replaced by a wooden vault coated with painted plaster. The current access, opened in XNUMX, overlooking the square, dates from this work campaign. The wall bell tower narrows, by four successive tiers, to a point topped with a small cross. Three bays spread over two levels carry bells, one of which is decorated with fleurs-de-lis and religious representations.
However, the first church is that of the castle for the service of the garrison. A text from 1331 indicates that the patronage of the parish was granted exceptionally to a layman, the lord of Montségur, in recognition of the fact that his ancestors worked to combat heresy and provided for the needs of the parish.
Location
Cathar Pyrenees