Sainte Croix Chapel

Some historians say that Sainte-Croix chapel dates back to the 11th century. As a high place of worship throughout the ages, it was regularly renovated, particularly in 1620 and in 1862.

After 1848, when the first St Hubert's church was built, its worship function became secondary although its role remained important in the village given that it served as an infirmary during the First World War and as a church between 1916 and 1928 when replacing the destroyed church.

Today, it is a place of exhibitions, conferences, poetry, cinema and music evenings, special ceremonies and receptions and tourist visits, but in the hearts and collective consciousness of Seppoisians it will always be the Sainte-Croix chapel.