Welcome to the shrine of Sainte-Anne d'Auray
"God wants me to be honored here"
Jubilé SAINTE ANNE 2025 : Sainte Anne, mère de Marie, conduis-nous vers Jésus !
Anniversaire de la dédicace de la basilique
Grand Pardon de Sainte Anne - 26 juillet 2012
"Me zo Anna, mamm Mari" - "Je suis Anne, mère de Marie"
"Me zo Anna mamm Mari" - "Je suis Anne, mère de Marie"
Sainte Anne et les marins
June - diaconal ordinations
Memorial
La basilique
Carmelite cloister
Scala Sancta
Parc du sanctuaire
Parc du sanctuaire
Parc du sanctuaire
Saint Joseph | année de la famille
Le pèlerinage commence à la fontaine
Sainte Anne et les marins
20 septembre 2021 : 25e anniversaire de la venue de saint Jean-Paul II à Sainte-Anne-d'Auray
La crypte du mémorial
8 mai
8 décembre | Immaculée Conception | Messe à 20h
La Maîtrise de Sainte-Anne-d'Auray est lauréate du Prix Liliane Bettencourt pour le chant choral
Shrine of Sainte-Anne d'Auray
Site visit
"God wants me to be honoured here," such were the words of St. Anne Yvon Nicolazic July 25, 1624. Using this sanctuary, St. Anne invites us to
discover her message and to be guided by herself and her daughter Mary,
to Christ Jesus.
basilica
The Basilica dedicated to Saint Anne is the heart of the sanctuary. It replaced, in the late 19th century, in 1872, the first chapel built by Nicolazic chapel became too small to accommodate the crowd of pilgrims.
It was built in the same field of Bocenno which was found the original statue of St. Anne by Nicolazic.
Neo-Gothic combines the grace of the Renaissance, model houses the tombs of Yvon Nicolazic (1591-1645), the man who saw St. Anne and Pierre de Keriolet the penitent (1602-1660).
A bas-relief on a pillar of the choir, right, points out the spot where Yvon Nicolazic and its neighbors, discovered the statue of Saint Anne March 7, 1625.
It was built in the same field of Bocenno which was found the original statue of St. Anne by Nicolazic.
Neo-Gothic combines the grace of the Renaissance, model houses the tombs of Yvon Nicolazic (1591-1645), the man who saw St. Anne and Pierre de Keriolet the penitent (1602-1660).
A bas-relief on a pillar of the choir, right, points out the spot where Yvon Nicolazic and its neighbors, discovered the statue of Saint Anne March 7, 1625.
