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Seborga:
the truth about the Principality

954
Deed of donation
From Count Guidone di Ventimiglia to the Monks of Lerino
1177
Official confirmation of borders
Between the Counts of Ventimiglia and the Monks of Lerino
1261
Statutes and regulations
Drafting of the statutes and regulations of the Abbey of Seborga
1666
Il Luigino (petit Louis)
Authorisation of the King of France Louis XIV to mint the Luigino, the first official coin of the Principality.
1729
Alienation to the Savoy
January 30, 1729, alienation of the principality to the Savoy family.
2019
Organization of the Principality of Seborga
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Seborga

From 1730 to 1945

From 1946 until today

Abbot settlement

On Saturday, December 28th, in the ``mystical setting of Seborga`` - the ancient Cistercian monastic principality, today located in the province of Imperia - the ceremony of appointment and installation of Father Mitrate of the Monastic Order of Seborga, Father Giovanni de Lucia, took place.

Organization of the Principality of Seborga

Monastic Council

State Council

Crown Council

Dicasters Council

Dear citizens...

I hereby announce to you that on 29 of December 2019 the Monastic Order of Seborga was established within the Polish National Catholic Church of the Principality of Monaco, in communion with the Italian Orthodox Church Ancient Eastern Autocephalous Church, in order to reconstitute, as it was originally, the former Abbey Principality of Seborga...

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Why support the Monastic Order?

The Monastic Order of Seborga is a religious organisation within the Polish National Catholic Church in Monaco (Principality) in a spirit of ecumenical communion with the Italian Orthodox Church Old Eastern Autocephalous.
Supporting our religious organization allows us to foster dialogue among all Christians of the world so that they may be united in Christ.
Gathered together in Seborga, the first cistening state of Humanity, destination of many Knights, including Saint Bernard of Clairvaux and Saint John of Matha, we wish to rediscover this message of fraternal love which was taught by Christ Our Lord.
Join us and profess faith in Christ in the service and for the betterment of humanity for the preservation of our beloved planet.

Why become a monk?

Being a monk in today’s world means sharing a unique experience of living together with other brothers, but it does not oblige you to live in chastity and community.
Most of our monks are “converse”, that is, they live with their families, but they share a common life path with other brothers.
They dedicate the time they have available to volunteer with other confreres in the service of the monastic Order and its spiritual guide, Abbot Mitrate Prince of Seborga, in order to build a place of common life with full respect for Mother Earth and according to the principle of fraternal love transmitted by Jesus Christ.
If you wish to have more information, contact us and we will send you the application form to become a novice. If you want to continue on this path of true brotherly love, you can become a monk and brother of the Abbey of Seborga.

Why become a lay volunteer?

To be a lay volunteer of the Monastic Order of Seborga is to be at the disposal of the monks and their Abbot Mitrate and Prince of Seborga to support the work of ecumenical dialogue between all the Christians of the Way and to help in the work of reconstructing the former abbey state of Seborga.
You can make yourself available for community service and dedicate your free time to a specific task according to your professional and cultural abilities.
Put your life at the service of your neighbour and you will rediscover the fraternal love you have always sought in yourself.
Join us and become a lay volunteer of the Orcine Monastico de Seborga.

Primary objectives of the Abbey

On 28 December 2019 the Abbey Principality was reactivated in Seborga with the consequent solemn settlement of the Prince-Abate, head of the Monastic Order of Seborga, spiritual guide of the Abbey and sovereign of the regularly reconstituted Abbey State.
The primary objectives of the Abbey Principality of Seborga are briefly summarised:

UN Recognition

His Most Reverend Highness, Father Giovanni Luca de Lucia, Prince-Abbot of Seborga publicly subscribes to the Charter of the United Nations signed on 26 June 1945 in San Francisco and confirms the full compliance with its articles in order to request the UN Secretary General, Antonio Guterres, to accept the Abbey Principality of Seborga as a new member country.

His Most Reverend Highness, Father Giovanni Luca de Lucia, Prince-Abbot of Seborga publicly subscribes to the Charter of the United Nations signed on 26 June 1945 in San Francisco and confirms the full compliance with its articles in order to request the UN Secretary General, Antonio Guterres, to accept the Abbey Principality of Seborga as a new member country.

Italian Autonomy

His Most Reverend Highness, Father Giovanni Luca de Lucia, Prince-Abate of Seborga has recently sent an official request for recognition of the Abbey Principality of Seborga, now a sovereign enclave without territorial possession, to the President of the Council of Ministers, Prof. Giuseppe Conte, in order to define a bilateral agreement to obtain special Autonomy of the lands that coincide with the Municipality of Seborga, as provided for in Article 5 of the Italian Constitution.

Eco State

At the request of His Reverend Highness, Father Giovanni Luca de Lucia, Prince-Abate of Seborga, the Council of Ministers has drawn up an official document endorsing the points set out in the United Nations 2030 Agenda.
This official document will be published in the near future in order to involve all those who wish to actively participate in the public initiatives that will be promoted by the Prime Minister and the Councillors of the relevant Ministries.

Events 2021

Events in preparation for the association La Vela Bianca of the Ancient Principality of Seborga

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