Naizin

Naizin is a common French, located in the department of the Morbihan and the area Brittany.

Geography

Crossed by Evel, it is located at 17km in the south-east of Pontivy.

History

Naizin was probably évangélisé about the 6th century.

At the time of the invasions Normans about the 9th century, Naizin depended on the Doyenné of Porhouët. Already, the parish had like patron saint Cosme and Damien, whereas the church was placed under the term of the Saint-Saver.

It is thought that the primitive borough was not on its current site, but rather in Humborg " old man bourg". Throughout the decades, the situation developed and we know that at the 17th century, there were as many inhabitants in Humborg with the borough. After the Revolution, Napoleon had like first concern of bringing back religious peace in the campaigns. The advertisement of the Legal settlement signed between the the Vatican and the French government is accommodated with satisfaction. The new bishop of Valves Mgr Mayneaud de Pancemond convenes the priests of the diocese to make knowledge and to reorganize the diocese in 37 cures. Concerning Naizin, the parishioners not having accepted the new limits, the things remained in the state as before the revolution.

Several missions were preached in Naizin, into 1869,1875,1885.

In Naizin as in all Brittany, a strong opposition appeared with the application of the law of separtation of the church and the state. March 6th, 1906, more than 300 parishioners of Naizin awaited the receiver of Locminé which had great difficulty to carry out its inventory. The goods of the factory were estimated at 15310 francs.

In 1920, the Recteur Pédronno created a sports association, Before Guard with a brass band and a football team which functioned until 1986. Missions were preached, in 1924,1934,1949,1954 and 1971.

The school of the girls to the convent saw the day in 1874 thanks to the Marquis de Langle who yielded a ground to the sisters of Kermaria. In 1902, the law prohibiting the sisters from teaching, they are forced to move. The convent is then repurchased by the municipality to install the public school of the girls there, in 1904.

A new convent saw the day in 1930 thanks to the impulse of Miss Francoise the Sharecropper who searched with the other parish ones in all the commune.

The new school opened its doors on September 21st, 1931 with 65 pupils. It functions since with to date 70 more pupils. The school of the boys " School Joseph" saint; was built in 1890 thanks to the gifts of Mister de Cuy. One foot-note, 54 pupils in 1899,81 in 1902 and 72 in 1906,75 in 1940,133 in 1944 to go down to 51 in 1966. The brothers gave up teaching with the Vicaire S until the Mixité in 1966. The school continued to receive pupils until 1983, it closed definitively, then was demolished in 1998.

The old presbytery, splendid masonry, had been built in 1895, under the ministry for the Recteur Moing. The brother Théodule Guével de Plouharnel, then directing of the Saint-Angels of Pontivy carried out the plans, for total costs of 15975 francs. During the separation of the goods of the Church and State, the commune becomes owner then. In 1908, after negotiations the rent was fixed at 125 francs per month. In 1936, the old presbytery dating from the 18th century collapsed. It was built in the place a kitchen with a stage, in appendix of the presbytery. Many solutions were studied by the municipality to rehabilitate this residence, but alas the worst of the projects was retained, the demolition.

Priests since the revolution

Since 1995, Joseph Hémon is the Recteur, we owe him the restoration of many religious sites of the parish, as well as the embellishment and the permanent restoration of the church Saint Saver.
1995-1973, Pierre Lannic of Noyal-Pontivy. It was replaced by the father Lecuyer during his convalescence in 1994.
1973-1946, Clément Quistrebert of Plaudren, it was going to have for Vicaire S: Eugene Perron, Joseph Lorho, Jean Gall, Louis Videlo, Guillo, Paul Guillemot and Pierre Questel. The Quistrebert father is deceased in 1994 with Joachim saint at the 94 years age.
1946-1941, Julien Loisel de Plaudren, it dies after the war with the Presbytère in 1946, at the 50 years age, its Vicaire was the Abbé Thébault
1941-1940, Eugene Gallo de Ploërdut it dies suddenly in 1941 at the 60 years age.
1940-1935, Joseph Guézel of Carnac, it had as vicars, the Carrer abbots and Deault.
1935-1923, Laurent Breurec of Riantec, it had as a vicar the Carrer abbot. Patient, it resigns and dies in Large-Field in 1935.
1923-1897, Jean Marie Pédronno of Bignan, his vicars were the abbots, Monnier, Douarin, Duigou, Dréan, Rivalain, Larboulet, Bourlot, Roch, Gall, Liboux and Carrer. He dies in Naizin in 1924 at the 75 years age.
1897-1887, Joseph Moing of Kerfourn, his vicars were the abbots, Monnier and the Russet-red one. It is him which added the platforms to the bottom of the church. He dies in 1897 with the presbytery at the 67 years age.
1887-1881, Jean Marie To bleat It, it had as vicars the abbots, Monnier and the Russet-red one. One owes him the rebuilding of the vault of holy Brigitte.
1881-1868, Joseph Marie Jubin of Neuillac, it had as vicars the abbots, Philippe, Mitouard, Alléhaux, Guen, Jobet, Stéphan, the Port and Monnier.Il made build the convent of sisters of Kermaria. He dies in Naizin in 1881 at the 62 years age.
1868-1857, Georges Rozo was born with the Island-with-Monks on December 11th, 1804. It was ordered priest on March 15th, 1834. He was vicar with Pluneret in 1839, vice-chancellor with the Île of Arz in 1855, vice-chancellor of Naizin of 1857 to 1868. Its vicars were the abbots, Cohéléach and Philippe. He dies in Naizin on February 16th, 1868 and is buried in the cemetery surrounding the church. He ensured the completions of rebuilding works of the church. This vice-chancellor is from now on famous in Naizin because it made speak again of him in 2004, with its tomb stone.
1857-1821, Joseph Danigo of Plouhinec, the Boursicault abbots, Cadoret, Malenne, Mahé, the port and Philippe were his vicars, he remained 37 years with the head of the parish, one owes him the rebuilding of the current church. Tired, he resigned in 1857, but it remained in Naizin where it died five years later.
1821-1817, the father Guillouzo, it had as a vicar Olivier Coetmeur. It is named vice-chancellor of Stival in 1820.
1817-1802, the Tanguy father of Réguiny, first vice-chancellor named after the revolution. He dies with the presbytery in 1817.

One can go up thus through the centuries to arrive to the first known vice-chancellor who was, Yves Gludic, originating in the Leon, it was 64 years old, we are in the year of grace 1453, Charles VII (1422-1461) was on the throne of France.

Administration

Demography

Places and monuments

Personalities related to the commune

Father Damien Douarin, priest of the diocese of Valves, originating in Naizin to see its biography on the site of the parish of Naizin.

Official site of the parish of Naizin

See too

Common of Morbihan

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