The chapel in Veroce was built between 1705 and 1707 through donations from the Revenaz brothers from Le Pontet, merchants who immigrated to
Poland. They financed the construction of the chapel as well as the founding of the school. Its patron saints are Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Saint Joseph
and Saint Mammes.
The chapel is rather large, especially in height.Its extremely pared-down interior décor is represented by a large wooden altar painted with imitation marble topped with a painted altarpiece depicting
the Madonna sitting in clouds, hovering over the figures of Saint Mammes dressed as a bishop, Saint Joseph holding a lily and Saint Jucunda holding
a palm branch.
- Historic site and monument
Chapel of Véroce
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Piety in the Baroque period was very demonstrative, and parishioners tried to make donations or participate in charitable works. Donations enabled wealthy merchants, for example, to show their generosity and interest in their birthplace, but also to ensure the salvation of their souls, i.e. the forgiveness of sins and eternal life. The chapel, built between 1705 and 1707, is placed under the protection of Notre Dame des Carmes, Saint Joseph and Saint Mammé, a 3rd century martyr.
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From 15/06 to 31/10, daily.
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Information update on 23/02/2024 by Office de Tourisme de Saint-Gervais Mont-Blanc