Two stained-glass windows broken at Chapelle Saint-Laurent, Kervignac

Reported on 5 October 2026: two stained-glass windows at Chapelle Saint-Laurent in Kervignac (Morbihan, Brittany), France, made in 2010 by atelier Charles Robert, were partly broken despite exterior protective grilles. Volunteers discovered the damage recently, sometime after the 20 September pardon. The safeguarding committee alerted the town hall, which owns the chapel and was to contact the gendarmerie. The chapel is no longer fully watertight. Le Télégramme reported it.

Vandalism. Coordinates are the Nominatim place_of_worship pin (OSM building=chapel, Wikidata Q60381378) for Chapelle Saint-Laurent, Kervignac (47.7546398, −3.2076184; OSM way 77225573). occurredOn is 5 October 2026, the reported date; volunteers discovered the damage recently, sometime after the 20 September pardon.