Prieuré Saint-Jean de Catus

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Priory Saint-Jean de Catus is a Catholic priory located in Catus, Lot department, France.

History: The former chapter hall is classified as historical monuments on 4 March 1891, the church is classified on 10 June 1908, facades and roofs of the former abbatial buildings around the church square inscribed on 20 November 1942, remains of the conventual buildings registered on 3 July 1995, modified on 30 August 1995, conventual buildings of the wing is housing the capitular hall and those of the north wing classified on 20 November 1998.

Priorities: In 1625 François de Clairmont de Touchebeuf was a prior, as did the priory Sainte-Marie de Déganhazès, until his death in 1653.

Bibliography: Ludovic de Valon, Le Prieuré de Catus, Historical and Archaeological Test, in Bulletin de la Société scientifique, historique et archéologique de la Corrèze, 1904, Volume 26 pp. 305-338, pp. 361-443, pp. 505-588, 1905, Volume 27 pp. 17-53, 61 Chanoine Labarthe, The Priory of Catus, by Ludovic de Valon, p. 172-175, in Bulletin de la Société des études littéraires, scientifiques et artistiques du Lot, 1906...