Tammy and Mariel wait at the train station, preparing for their visit to the renowned Church of Mary Magdalene in St. Maximin. the surrounding city of Marsailles from our view. Notice the destoyed face of her church in bottom left corner.

Notice the church doors feature Jesus engraved on the left and Mary on the right. The second image to the left displays the church’s French name.

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This image depicts Mary Magdalene’s tomb; however, the skull shown is not hers. The chamber exuded an unsettling atmosphere, likely where locals sought refuge during the Crusaders’ brutal raids on the town and church. Notably, a solitary Italian-style ceramic tile with a temper cross remains—an enduring artifact amid the church’s historical devastation.

As you transition from the church to the town doors in Saint Marie au Baume St Maximin, you encounter captivating artwork preserved through time. The town square, dominated by the historic marble fountain, reflects centuries of sacred ceremonies, weddings, celebrations, and baptisms—an atmosphere that resonates deeply throughout your visit. I could see the Holy family at this pivotal fountain .