This reformed church occupies the infirmary, the only remaining vestige of the former abbey founded in 1192. Although the façade is plain, its interior boasts interesting decorative detail, including alternating Gothic windows and blind arches with geometric motifs and windows framed with ceramic mouldings. The furniture is from the 18C, including a pulpit decorated with coats of arms, benches with sculpted backs, and a seigneurial bench crowned with a motif-adorned canopy.