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Notre-Dame-de-Fatima chapel in Ouaki

Notre-Dame-de-Fatima chapel in Ouaki

    55 Rue du Ouaki
    97450 Saint-Louis

Timeline

Époque contemporaine
2000
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Origin and history

The Notre-Dame-de-Fatima chapel in Ouaki is a religious monument located in the city of Saint-Louis. Although its period of construction is not specified in the available sources, its name evokes Marian devotion, often associated with buildings built or renovated in the twentieth century, especially after the apparitions of Fatima in 1917. This type of chapel usually reflects a local fervour and a Catholic tradition rooted in the community.

In a wider context, chapels dedicated to Our Lady of Fatima often reflect a spiritual response to significant historical or social events. In Saint-Louis, as in other cities, these places of worship were able to play a central role in the lives of the inhabitants, serving as a landmark for religious celebrations, local pilgrimages or community gatherings. Their architecture and location also reveal choices related to urban planning and the social history of the region.

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