Saint François-Régis Chapel at St Barthélémy de Séchilienne
A simple 18th-century chapel overlooking the village, it is dedicated to Saint-François-Régis.
In 1746, the commune's inhabitants asked the bishop of Grenoble for permission to build a chapel dedicated to Saint-François-Régis, an Ardèche saint who two centuries earlier had answered their prayers and protected their animals from a contagious disease.
The Saint-François-Régis chapel in Saint-Barthélémy-de-Séchilienne has preserved the tradition of salt until recent times: every summer, farmers had their priest bless a little salt, which they mixed with their animals to protect them from an epidemic.
Tucked away in a green setting, the village is easily accessible from the road leading from Saint-Barthélémy-de-Séchilienne to Laffrey.
A hiking trail runs alongside.
Practical information
Services
Not open to the public
Theme
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Religious heritage,
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Chapel
Time schedule
From 01/01/26 to 01/04/26
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Monday :
13h30 to 17h00
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Tuesday :
Closed
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Wednesday :
Closed
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Thursday :
Closed
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Friday :
13h30 to 17h00
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Saturday :
Closed
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Sunday :
Closed
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Jours fériés :
Closed
Prices
Free of charge
Information updated on 10/07/2017
by Office de Tourisme Grenoble Alpes
