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The chapel built in 1846 no longer met the needs of the population. In 1962 an association for the construction of a new chapel was created. The plans were drawn up by Jacques Schulé from Mulhouse and the direction of the work was entrusted to Léon Reitzer. The young people of the village, transformed for the occasion into laborers, masons and craftsmen, built the church.
The chapel built in 1846 no longer corresponded to the needs of the population In 1962 an association for the construction of a new chapel was created. The plans were drawn up by the Mulhousian Jacques Schulé and the direction of the works was entrusted to Léon Reitzer. The young men of the village, transformed for the occasion into labourers, masons and craftsmen, built the church. The enlarged and restored sanctuary is inaugurated by the bishop of Strasbourg. Inside the chapel is a baroque statue of Saint Séverin, dating from 1716 and made of polychrome wood. It was restored in 1983 by the painter Wiederkehr de Soultz This chapel is part of the Circuit of Churches and Chapels "In the footsteps of Mary".
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