Vincentian Places 02 - Pouy
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Vincentian Places 02 – Pouy
Part of a Series on Vincentian Heritage Places
Pouy
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Pouy (now known as St Vincent de Paul), was the village near Ranquine where Vincent de Paul was baptized, and where the de Paul family went to Church each week. Though the original church is no longer there, the baptismal font in the present church is believed to be that in which Vincent was baptized.
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- Typical country house in the Pouy area
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- Scene from Pouy
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- Pasture like the one where Vincent tended his flocks
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- Believed to be St. Vincent’s baptismal font
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- Woods near where Vincent was born
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- Old church at Pouy where St. Vincent was baptized
Source: VincentWiki
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Red = Vincent de Paul, Blue = Frederic Ozanam, Teal = Elizabeth Seton, Yellow = Louise de Marillac
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