Jerusalem Way: Lectoure - Saint-Antoine

Today we hike the final stage in the Gers department, a department where we have spent several days. At the beginning of the route, we still walk somewhat away from traffic, but this will change again as the stage progresses.
In Castet-Arrouy, a small church invites visitors to take a look. Miradoux also has two sights: the Saint-Orens church is built with a single nave, with several chapels, and the old market hall is also worth seeing.
In Flamarens, there is a partially collapsed church and right next to it an impressive château, which has, however, also been heavily weathered by the passage of time. A plaque indicates that donations are being collected for renovation.
The stage location Saint-Antoine is a rather small place, the last one in the Gers department. Although the town is small, it still has a sight with its church: the ceiling painting is still well preserved, and the portal reflects the influence from the period when Spain was occupied by the Arabs/Moors.

Note(s)
The «Jerusalem Way / JERUSALEM WAY» is a network of pilgrimage routes leading pilgrims from Central Europe to Jerusalem. Jerusalem, together with Rome and Santiago de Compostela, is one of the three most important Christian pilgrimage destinations of the Middle Ages. This route begins at Cape Finisterre on the west coast of Europe and leads either through Italy or along the Danube through the Balkans to Turkey, and from there on a common route to Jerusalem.

See also
See also www.jerusalemway.org/