Kapelle St. Valentin, Mompé-Medel

History: The chapel was first documented on 3 February 1650. The current construction of the church, which was certainly founded in the Middle Ages, was probably essentially re-listed according to the date inscription 1647. Construction description: Unpretentious chapel vaulted by tons with a choir closed on three sides, facing southeast. equipment: The wooden high altar consists of an aedicula with free columns surrounded by leaf tendrils and supporting an open segment roof with the Capuchin coat of arms. On the altarpiece St. Valentine with the sick boy. The statues of Catherine and Anna themselves, disfigured by a new painting. Parts of a late Gothic altar hang next to the choir entrance. Bells: With inscriptions 1790 and 1807.