The building is of Romanesque origin: only the apse has been preserved. In 1069, the monks of Montmajour took possession of it. It served as a parish church until 1768, when Saint-Pierre-ès-Liens was consecrated.
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The building is of Romanesque origin: only the apse has been preserved. In 1069, the monks of Montmajour took possession of it. It served as a parish church until 1768, when Saint-Pierre-ès-Liens was consecrated.
The chapel is the subject of a procession on 24 June (re-established since 1964). It is currently used for various cultural events.
Located on the olive-growing estate of Mas Saint-Jean, visits are possible on written request to the owners.This small building has a rather singular...
The chapel is the subject of a procession on 24 June (re-established since 1964). It is currently used for various cultural events.
Located on the olive-growing estate of Mas Saint-Jean, visits are possible on written request to the owners.This small building has a rather singular...
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Contact Chapelle Saint Jean du Grès