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.
Carmelite cloister
To accommodate the pilgrims, the Bishop of Vannes, Monsignor Sebastian Rosmadec, had appealed to the Carmelite Fathers who came to St. Anne in 1628. They will live up to the task entrusted to them. They will welcome pilgrims, lead prayers, celebrate Mass, to be available for confessions. They will also be notified by the builders of the sanctuary an enclosure like the enclosure of North Finistère.
Their finest architectural achievement is the cloister, located east of the basilica, built between 1638 and 1641. It is reached by bypassing the basilica to the north or south. This is a very beautiful, majestic, sober, in which they prayed and which the faithful themselves can access. The cloister at the time of its construction under the leadership of Father Benjamin de Saint-Pierre, has two levels. The upper level reserved for religious, the choir joins the convent of the Carmelites, which is present in the gallery overlooking the great organ and the sanctuary.
Their finest architectural achievement is the cloister, located east of the basilica, built between 1638 and 1641. It is reached by bypassing the basilica to the north or south. This is a very beautiful, majestic, sober, in which they prayed and which the faithful themselves can access. The cloister at the time of its construction under the leadership of Father Benjamin de Saint-Pierre, has two levels. The upper level reserved for religious, the choir joins the convent of the Carmelites, which is present in the gallery overlooking the great organ and the sanctuary.
