A Historical Journey of Caux - The Founding Generation contd. 2
..and yet another was René Thonney. In 1946, he gave up his job with the Post Office to come and look after the accounts of the new centre. Read the article here.
René was also the treasurer of the local Reformed church parish. The Protestant chapel in Caux was built for the English tourists in 1906, before the First World War. It is dedicated to Saint Michael and All Angels. In 1946, some of the angels had gone missing. This sermon tells their story, how some of the angels came back, and how two villages were reconciled.
