The public had an appointment from 10 a.m., Sunday, September 20, to celebrate the Saint-Maurice, the name of the patron saint of the church and the city of Pélissanne. Accompanied by the traditional Provencal dances of Lou Pélican, a...
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The public had an appointment from 10 a.m., Sunday, September 20, to celebrate the Saint-Maurice, the name of the patron saint of the church and the city of Pélissanne. Accompanied by the traditional Provencal dances of Lou Pélican, a...