The main news concerning the Chapel of the Assumption or “Our Lady of Roses” is contained in a report dated 1728. Erected by the Benedictines and available to the faithful in the late 1600s, it served as the oratory of the Trinitarian Discipitants until 1715. Originally modest in size, around 1908 it was expanded with material taken from the church of St. Roch. Interesting news concerns the passage of Napoleonic troops in April 1796: a column led by General La Harpe, stopped for a few days in the vicinity of the Church of Our Lady of Roses.
