This collegiate church has a museum of precious religious art where you can admire the oldest processional cross in Provence dating from the 14th century and hand-embroidered ornaments from the 17th century.
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Built outside the walls by the architect Broulhoni from 1489 to 1503 to replace the village church which had become too small, in Provençal Gothic style with a Renaissance facade, it was erected as a Collegiate Church in 1499 with the arrival of the chapter of the canons of Valmoissine (former monastery of the Alps) who would remain there until the Revolution.
Receiving the relics of St. Pancras, a young Roman Christian martyred in 302 under Diocletian, she has been known by this name...
Receiving the relics of St. Pancras, a young Roman Christian martyred in 302 under Diocletian, she has been known by this name...
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