Even though Draco’s knowledge about Harry’s culture and religion was limited at best, he did know that the Greeks usually did not subscribe to the some God that Draco himself did. That was also why he was so moved by how respectful his guest was being, having not expected differently, yet still touched by the sincerity.<br/>Father Jehan seemed pleased as well, not usually one to be too stuffy, and sent the foreigner a gentle smile.<br/>“We are pleased to have you here, son,” the father replied in his native French, finding it to be the thing that made the most sense. It seemed that Harry had a fairly good grasp of French after all, so it didn’t seem too impolite.<br/>“Are you staying for mass, your highness?” The father asked, his attention back on the prince, even if the title of your highness seemed stilted in coming from the father, making it a little too obvious that it wasn’t how they usually communicated together.<br/>“I am sorry, father, but no. I am just accompanying out guest on a tour. I will make it to mass sometime this week.”