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Église Saint-Denis. L'église du XVIe siècle, terminée en 1547, se dresse au milieu d'un ancien cimetière clos de murailles. L'église a été construite sur une motte fortifiée. La guerre de cent ans avait débuté par la conquête du nord de la France par les Anglais. Les Anglais qui avaient investi Gannes installèrent des canons sur une butte fortifiée au centre du village. Les murs d'enceinte de l'ancien cimetière sont ceux de la canonnière. Certains font dériver de "gun" le nom de Gannes. C'est peu probable, le nom de Gane étant déjà cité au XIIe siècle. L'église est connue chez les historiens de Saint-Vincent-de-Paul. En effet, saint-Vincent de Paul s'y rendit en janvier 1617, alors qu'il résidait au château de Folleville, dans la famille de Gondi. Vincent de Paul qui fit ses études à Toulouse était monté à Paris et entré au service de la famille Gondi comme précepteur des enfants. Il accompagnait la famille de Gondi dans leurs résidences de province, et en particulier à Folleville, à deux lieues de Gannes. En janvier 1617, alors qu'il résidait à Folleville, on le vint prier d'aller à Gannes pour confesser un paysan qui était dangereusement malade. Il se rendit au chevet du moribond avec Madame de Gondi. "Ha Madame! lui dit le malade, j'étais damné si je n'eusse fait une confession générale à cause de plusieurs gros péchés, dont je n'avais osé me confesser." Il finit sa vie après trois jours à l'âge de 60 ans devant son salut à Monsieur Vincent. Se rendant compte du manque de prêtre pour desservir les campagnes, St-Vincent de Paul créa à l'occasion de cet incident, la congrégation des prêtres de la Mission. C'était une secte de prêtres missionnaires qui se rendaient partout où les villageois n'étaient pas ou mal évangélisés. (D'après Gannes, le village et son patrimoine de monsieur Thierry Van Gasse)
The church is of the sixteenth century. It was built in the middle of an ancient cemetery, enclosed by walls. The church was built on a fortified mound. The Hundred Years' War began with the conquest of northern France by the English. The English, who had invested Gannes, installed guns on a fortified hill in the center of the village. The walls of the old cemetery are those of the gun battery. Some are derived from "gun" the name of Gannes. It is unlikely the name Gane being cited in the twelfth century. The church is known among historians of St. Vincent de Paul. Indeed, St. Vincent de Paul went there in January 1617, while residing at the castle of Folleville in the Gondi family. Vincent de Paul, who was educated at Toulouse was up to Paris and joined the Gondi family as tutor to the children. He accompanied the Gondi family in their homes in the provinces, and in particular Folleville, seven miles from Gannes. In January 1617, while residing in Folleville, we came to pray to go to confession Gannes for a peasant who was dangerously ill. He went to the bedside of the dying man, with Madame de Gondi. "Mrs. Ha! Said the sick, I was damned if I had not made a general confession because of several great sins, which I had not dared to confess." He ended his life after three days at the age of 60 years before his salvation to Mr. Vincent. Realizing the lack of priests to serve the country, St. Vincent de Paul created during this incident, the Congregation of the Priests of the Mission. It was a sect of missionary priests who went wherever the villagers were not or poorly evangelized. (According Gannes, the village and its heritage of Mr. Thierry Van Gasse) |
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