Pilgrimage Mass and Procession
Pilgrims attend a Marian mass and procession led by Monaco’s Archbishop; many arrive by foot from Monaco, reflecting communal piety.
Diocesan Pilgrimage to Our Lady of Laghet
Pèlerinage diocésain à Notre-Dame de Laghet
La Trinité, France, Monaco
May 1, 2026Expected
Each May 1, the Catholic faithful of Monaco set out on foot, led by their Archbishop, on pilgrimage to the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Laghet in nearby Provence. Masses and processions honor the Virgin, in a tradition begun after Prince Charles III's recovery in 1876, a heartfelt yearly journey of devotion and thanks.
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Sanctuaire Notre-Dame de Laghet
La Trinité, France, Monaco
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Dress for the setting
Warm clothing for mountain walk
Read the local rhythm
Good physical fitness for pilgrimage
Keep the visit respectful
Participants should maintain reverence in shrine; young children may attend with parents.
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Crowds & timing
Crowd level: moderate.
Tickets
Free events are available.
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REGIONAL RELIGIOUS RITUAL
Diocesan Pilgrimage to Our Lady of Laghet
Pèlerinage diocésain à Notre-Dame de Laghet
La Trinité, France, Monaco
Each May 1, the Catholic faithful of Monaco set out on foot, led by their Archbishop, on pilgrimage to the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Laghet in nearby Provence. Masses and processions honor the Virgin, in a tradition begun after Prince Charles III's recovery in 1876, a heartfelt yearly journey of devotion and thanks.
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In 1876, Prince Charles III’s dramatic recovery at the Shrine of Our Lady of Laghet led Monaco’s Catholic community to institute this pilgrimage. It symbolizes the union of faith and monarchy, and reflects the strong bond with Provençal Marian devotion cherished by Monégasque culture.
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Pilgrimage Mass and Procession
Pilgrims attend a Marian mass and procession led by Monaco’s Archbishop; many arrive by foot from Monaco, reflecting communal piety.
How to show up well
first-timer tips
Dress for the setting
Warm clothing for mountain walk
Read the local rhythm
Good physical fitness for pilgrimage
Keep the visit respectful
Participants should maintain reverence in shrine; young children may attend with parents.
Respect local boundaries
Religious observance; respect the sacred nature of the shrine.
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May 1, 2026
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La Trinité, France
Monaco
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Free public events available
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Families welcome
Very High visitor welcome
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