Auxerre

Auxerre was a town on the Yonne river, home to the St. Etienne cathedral and the abbey of St. Germain. It remained open to pilgrims and refugees despite flying the black banner of the Great Death, and was the site where the Penitents performed a claimed resurrection miracle before the cathedral.

Auxerre was a town on the Yonne River, home to the St. Etienne cathedral and the abbey of St. Germain. It flew the black banner of the Great Death but remained open to pilgrims. A Penitent miracle and subsequent mob violence occurred there, and later a supernatural battle between an angel and devils raged over its fields.

Auxerre was a town on the Yonne river, home to the St. Etienne cathedral and the abbey of St. Germain. It flew the black banner of the Great Death but remained open, until a supernatural battle and a spreading black cloud left it in ruins, its cathedral bells silenced.