Prince Albert II stepped beyond the borders of Monaco for a meaningful engagement rooted in nearly a millennium of shared history. On Monday, August 24, the sovereign traveled to Faucon-du-Caire, a small village in France’s Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, for the consecration of the newly restored Sainte-Dévote–Saint-Jean-de-Matha Chapel.
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Although the rural community may appear far removed from the glamour of the Principality, it holds an unexpected connection to Monaco through Sainte Dévote, its patron saint and protector.
The ancient chapel, located in the hamlet of Saint-Barthélemy, is closely linked to the history…
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