The church of St Corentin stands on the edge of the village of Cury, raised up in a lann. It has the air of an thriving Anglo-Catholic church.

In the churchyard is a large wheel-headed cross covered in a luxuriant growth of lichen.

The west door

There is some good seating outside

The original entrance arch has been sadly half-covered up by the porch

There is plenty of original carving. This is from the Lady Chapel

13thC font with 19thC serpentine shafts

The unusual squint also seen at Meneage churches

19thC, distinctly un-Cornish, ceiling in the transept