The chapel of the Sisters of the Good Shepherd was built between 1866-68 according to plans by Charles Baillairgé 1866. The tall, narrow nave with three aisles was equipped with three levels in a bid to reconcile attendance both by nuns, thanks to direct access to the next-door convent, and by the local population. The gold-leaf, sculpted high altar (1730) was produced by the Levasseur workshop.