 The tabernacle in the choir is of painted and gilded wood, and was registered as a "Monument Historique" on 6 June 1993

There is a legend that in the early 13th century the Castle of Penne was owned by the noblewoman Adalaïs - a great beauty, famous for cultivation of the chivalric arts and for commissioning brilliant pageants and festivals.Adalaïs was courted by the head of the powerful House of Toulouse, Raymond Jourdain.Count Raymond Jourdain, a highly accomplished knight in the chivalric tradition, is said to have pledged himself to Adalaïs, before being called away to war.