At the end of the day, the sky is tired tenderly rests on the highest branches of poplar trees on the island ...
Sheltered by high walls of the church, sings like a rose ...
Others just follow the path ... 
Since those days and nights, how many came to pray, confide their sorrows, their joys, their hopes
Since those days and nights, how many came to pray, confide their sorrows, their joys, their hopes
... 
Their answer is in the blue sky in reflections Gold River, the same color inside of them probably continue to raise them ... they have lived there ... the transmission continues ... Look at the sky through the window to give her love ...
The light is in the stones for generations ... the water sings ... 
Heritage Days 2009: "Accessibility and Heritage " The program and schedule of two days of 19 and 20 September are posted on this blog by the press and on websites of the Ministry of Culture. We plan to open church and most of the gardens: the access is easy since everything is on one level or gently sloping.
-The senses other than sight are also the honor, under the inspiration of Hildegard of Bingen, with, in a monastic tradition, herbs that promote and improve health: you can discover forgotten scents, taste teas and cakes made by the proceeds of the abbess of the twelfth century, you'll be able to
picnic around the Abbey between 12am and 14 pm
- Oil Paintings in large sizes in situ by Patrick picnic around the Abbey between 12am and 14 pm
on topics plants.
-Introduction to Latin and Ancient Greek by Diane Debailleux, associate professor of classics and translator at 11am.
-A 15h, presentation of the abbey and cultural projects related thereto.
-Exhibition paintings and photographs made in the abbey or in the region. -Musical event: speakers and times not yet determined Abbey is easily accessible as close to junction 6 of the Highway 83, midway between La Roche sur Yon and Fontenay le Count.
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