The casing of the pipe organ depicts Christophe Andrault de Langeron (1680-1768), an aristocrat who was the supervisor of galleys during the Great Plague of Marseille, in charge of taking diseased bodies out of boats and hampering the spread of the disease. As the Recollets forbid pipe organs in their churches, Pope Benedict XIV issued a papal bull to allow it. In 1890, François Mader made a new pipe organ for the church (though the casing was preserved), and it was restored by Ets Michel-Merklin &amp; Kuhn in 1934. In 1997, thanks for the patronage of the Order of the Holy Sepulchre, it was restored again by Thierry Lestrez.