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DescriptionJargeau (Loiret) (14276366504).jpg	Eglise Saint-Etienne et Saint-Vrain, anciennement sainte-Croix. La première église aurait été fondée au IVe siècle par Sainte-Hélène sous le vocable de la très Sainte-Croix de Gergogilium ou Sanctissimæ Crucis Gergogiliensis. Gergogilium donnera "Jargeau". "cette ville a prêté l'espèce d'îlot qu'elle formait assurément avant l'établissement des levées, et qui, suivant des indications encore apparentes aujourd'hui, prenait naissance à la pointe de Guilly, à la formation, sous le nom de Gergogilium, d'une des premières chrétientés de nos contrées, et cette chrétienté libre et contemporaine des Constantins peut-être, a bâti là une église sous le titre de Très-Sainte-Croix, Sanctissimoe Crucis Gergogiliensis monasterium, église dont une partie constitutive essentielle, la nef, est encore debout et florissante, sous un vocable deux fois renouvelé." (Mémoires de la Société archéologique de l'Orléanais - MEMOIRE N° 5.ÉTUDE HISTORIQUE SUR LA VILLE DE JARGEAU PAR M. DE MONVEL- 1874) En 768, un rescrit du roi Carloman* semble octroyer des terres aux catholiques de Gergogilium. Carloman Ier, fils et successeur de Pépin le Bref. Il fut roi des Francs de 768 à 771. Il était frère de Charlemagne. Au milieu du IXe siècle, l'édifice est détruit par les Normands à l'exception de la nef. Manassès de Garlande, nommé évêque d'Orléans en 1146 intègre la communauté religieuse de Jargeau à celle d'Orléans ce qui permet la reconstruction d'une église en s'appuyant sur la nef existante. St. Stephen and St. Vrain, formerly Holy Cross Church. The first church was founded in the fourth century by St. Helena under the patronage of the Blessed Cross of Gergogilium or Sanctissimae Crucis Gergogiliensis. Gergogilium give "Jargeau." In 768, a rescript of King Carloman * seems to grant land to the Catholic Gergogilium. Carloman I, son and successor of Pepin the Short. He was King of the Franks from 768 to 771. He was the brother of Charlemagne. In the middle of the ninth century, the building was destroyed by the Normans with the exception of the nave. Manassès de Garlande, appointed bishop of Orleans in 1146, joined the religious community Jargeau with that of Orleans, which allows the reconstruction of a church building on the existing nave.
Date	Taken on 5 February 2014, 11:56
Source	Jargeau (Loiret)
Author	Daniel Jolivet

Camera location	47° 51′ 59.74″ N, 2° 07′ 20″ E	View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap	47.866594; 2.122222

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Latitude	47° 51′ 59.74″ N
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Image title	Eglise Saint-Etienne et Saint-Vrain, anciennement sainte-Croix.La première église aurait été fondée au IVe siècle par Sainte-Hélène sous le vocable de la très Sainte-Croix de Gergogilium ou Sanctissimæ Crucis Gergogiliensis.Gergogilium donnera "Jargeau"."cette ville a prêté l'espèce d'îlot qu'elle formait assurément avant l'établissement des levées, et qui, suivant des indications encore apparentes aujourd'hui, prenait naissance à la pointe de Guilly, à la formation, sous le nom de Gergogilium, d'une des premières chrétientés de nos contrées, et cette chrétienté libre et contemporaine des Constantins peut-être, a bâti là une église sous le titre de Très-Sainte-Croix, Sanctissimoe Crucis Gergogiliensis monasterium, église dont une partie constitutive essentielle, la nef, est encore debout et florissante, sous un vocable deux fois renouvelé."(Mémoires de la Société archéologique de l'Orléanais -MEMOIRE N° 5.ÉTUDE HISTORIQUE SUR LA VILLE DE JARGEAU PAR M. DE MONVEL- 1874)En 768, un rescrit du roi Carloman* semble octroyer des terres aux catholiques de Gergogilium.* Carloman Ier, fils et successeur de Pépin le Bref. Il fut roi des Francs de 768 à 771. Il était frère de Charlemagne.Au milieu du IXe siècle, l'édifice est détruit par les Normands à l'exception de la nef.Manassès de Garlande, nommé évêque d'Orléans en 1146 intègre la communauté religieuse de Jargeau à celle d'Orléans ce qui permet la reconstruction d'une église en s'appuyant sur la nef existante.St. Stephen and St. Vrain, formerly Holy Cross Church.The first church was founded in the fourth century by St. Helena under the patronage of the Blessed Cross of Gergogilium or Sanctissimae Crucis Gergogiliensis.Gergogilium give "Jargeau."In 768, a rescript of King Carloman * seems to grant land to the Catholic Gergogilium.* Carloman I, son and successor of Pepin the Short. He was King of the Franks from 768 to 771. He was the brother of Charlemagne.In the middle of the ninth century, the building was destroyed by the Normans with the exception of the nave.Manassès de Garlande, appointed bishop of Orleans in 1146, joined the religious community Jargeau with that of Orleans, which allows the reconstruction of a church building on the existing nave.
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