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Saint-Pierre-Saint-Paul Church is a Catholic parish church located in Sannois, Val-d'Oise, Île-de-France. The present building was rebuilt at the beginning of the 20th century, replacing a church erected in the 16th century with only a few remains integrated into the modern structure.

Among the preserved elements of the original building are a fragment of Romanesque capital, a 16th-century statue of the Holy Vierge, and a 17th-century statue of St Sebastian. The church also houses a historical cross, known as the Borne, originally located at the corner of Charles de Gaulle Boulevard and Georges Clemenceau Street. Placed in 1793 during the Revolution, it was replaced by an obelisk at the initiative of the local People's Society.

The furniture includes a 19th-century organ and a rosette dedicated to Saint Teresa of the Child Jesus, located above the gate. These elements illustrate the superposition of epochs and styles within this place of worship, marked by major transformations and varied artistic heritages.

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