According to tradition, Saint Mary Magdalene retired to this cave until her death after evangelizing southern France.
Aerial view of the María Magdalena Cave in France, Drozdin Vladimir - Shutterstock
Detail of the facade of the Church of Saint-Trophime, Arles Bruno M Photographie - Shutterstock
Saint Trophimus, to whom the basilica is dedicated, is revered as the first bishop of Arles and one of the first Christian missionaries in Gaul
Medieval fortified church Notre-Dame-de-la-Mer Uhryn Larysa - Shutterstock
According to Provençal tradition, following the resurrection of Christ, the Three Marys miraculously arrived by boat on the shores of southern France
St Stanislaw's Basilica and Vaclav or Wawel Cathedral on Wawel Hill Anna Lurye - Shutterstock
The Cathedral Basilica of St. Stanislaus and St. Wenceslaus is Poland’s national sanctuary and a cornerstone of its religious and royal history.
Roman Catholic basilica dedicated to Divine Mercy devotion Agnes Kantaruk - Shutterstock
This sanctuary is one of the most significant pilgrimage sites in the world dedicated to the Divine Mercy devotion
Church of San Biagio in Lanciano SerFeo - Shutterstock
It stands on an ancient chapel from the 9th century dedicated to Saint George, possibly built on a Roman temple to the goddess Minerva.
A priest bequeathed all his possessions to build this church
One of the oldest churches at Lanciano with an impressive Gothic façade
Main entrance of St Agostino church in Lanciano SerFeo - Shutterstock
This church played a key role in the religious and civic life of Lanciano, also housing confraternities and important relics