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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Fid, post: 3347962, member: 7724&quot;]will be hard to prove from when and by whom. the pilgrimage at St.Baume includes the Grotte which by itself reminds a bit&nbsp; of the underground church in Monte Sant Angelo. </p><p>if lucky then it is a piece that was rescued from the Grotte of Saint-Baume or the surroundins during the Revolution and safed to Belgium. </p><p>the pilgrimage reappeared mostly because of the story that Mary Magdalene sailed to Marseille from Palestine together with Lazarus and therefore became the Saint of the Provence. but&nbsp; (as always...) there is also the possibility that it was made much later when a veneration of all Marys set in after 1850s in the whole of France as part of a Catholic revival.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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