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Morne Calvaire

Monument - Les Abymes

Morne Calvaire (meaning “Calvary Hill”) is reached by a Way of the Cross. This haven of peace is one of the most important places of pilgrimage in Guadeloupe, and it assumes its greatest importance on holy days, especially Good Friday. Acquired in 1855 by the bishopric at the request of Abbot Poujade, the parish priest of Les Abymes, it began as a simple oratory, but was soon extended to include a chapel in order to cope with the influx of pilgrims. The chapel, which is dedicated to Notre Dame de la Guadeloupe, was consecrated in 1858, and its architecture is a subtle combination of Romanesque and Gothic features. A Way of the Cross has been created nearby.

 Morne Calvaire - Les Abymes. Facade harmoniously combining the Romanesque and the Gothic
Morne Calvaire - Les Abymes. Facade harmoniously combining the Romanesque and the Gothic
 Morne Calvaire. Cave where everyone comes to make their devotions
Morne Calvaire. Cave where everyone comes to make their devotions
 Morne Calvaire: 13th station, Jesus is take off his cross
Morne Calvaire: 13th station, Jesus is take off his cross
City of Les Abymes, Le Morne Calvaire (calvary hill) on a day of pilgrimage
City of Les Abymes, Le Morne Calvaire (calvary hill) on a day of pilgrimage
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