An old stained-glass window and the collection box were damaged at the Sainte-Barbe Chapel in Le Faouët (Morbihan). The incident was discovered on Friday, October 30, by a volunteer, as reported by *Ouest-France* on 3rd of November.
The lower part of the stained-glass window was smashed. The mayor, Christian Faivret, has filed a criminal complaint, and the local council has consulted the architect from “Bâtiments de France”.
The chapel’s stained-glass windows date from 1512–1515. Four of the six window openings still feature their original stained-glass panes, which are remarkable examples of 16th-century Breton stained-glass art.