In the 12C, the fine Romanesque church belonged to a Benedictine priory that was linked to Aurillac abbey. This explains why its west façade is strongly influenced by the Saintonge style. This fortified building conceals a defence corridor in the west wall and still has the vestiges of merlons (upper part of the battlements) on the top of the walls. Inside, in addition to a beautiful Romanesque baptistery, there are two 17C carved wooden altarpieces.