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Churches and chapels dedicated to St. Vincent Martyr in the lands of France (VII).

In the Loire region we Breze church of the twentieth century with a facade inspired by the Collegiate Gothic Puy Notre Dame. He rose rather than a ruin. The new porch is Gothic entrada.También have remnants of the old church XIV century. We also have the parish of Saint Vincent sur Lay . Vernoil The church dates from 1699 with origins in the eleventh century. The church of The Tourlandry suffered a fire in 2010 that struck its roof, its current configuration dates from 1804. The church and priory of Vernoil Fourrier will start from the tenth century and had a tower 70 meters high in 1711 but was ravaged by an earthquake. The chapel of Bouchemaine XV century and is privately owned. Chartre church Sur le Loir dedicated in conjunction with S Julian and has an eye-catching windows. The church was built Brissac in 1532 and is one of the finest Renaissance buildings in the area. His crypt served as a refuge during the French Revolution. In the Lorouër find a Romanesque tower of 15 meters on a XI century church rectangular. In the church of Le Pallet was a controversial demolition of the old church XIX.Hay mid-century a town called Saint Vincent des Pres. We have two churches in South Graon Saint Vincent and Saint Vincent Sur Jard both aspects very groundbreaking. The ecole Bellevue is a public secondary educational institution of Le Mans which owes its name to the hill on which it is built. A part of this school is occupied by elements of the old Abbey of San Vicente , one of the largest Benedictine abbeys in France founded by Bishop Domnole in 1572. Another ancient and magnificent abbey find in South Nieul Autize founded in 1068 by Augustinian monks. The region

Centre, Church Tours already mentioned in the sixth century by Gregory of Tours and erected a priory in the twelfth century. In 1354 the church was destroyed and its stones used to build fortifications. The church was sold as national property in the French Revolution and is now destroyed. Also destroyed is the twelfth-century chapel Dun Sur Auron because in 1795 became the barn and did not survive his decline. Originally, the chapel Culan manor was dedicated to Notre Dame but in 1630 became a parish church under the patronage of San Vicente was restored in 1891. We also have two old priories in Dun le Poelier and Pouligny. In South Chemille Indrois have a twelfth-century church has a Romanesque choir surrounded by numerous medallions. Of Panzoult Orbigny and the same century has a single nave was extended in the fourteenth century. We also have a dedicated of Villedômer conjunction with St. Gilles , Antogny Tillac you , small and severe Neuvy Le Roi shown monumental with its beautiful stained glass. The church should The Chatre XII century transformations in the fifteenth century. Its facade and nave are Romanesque. We also have the XII century in Buis Les Marolles we find a church that has a roof of its bell tower in a pyramid. The church is Ardentes XII century but was rebuilt in the twelfth century and nineteenth-century bell tower. There are only two Romanesque lions' heads. In Orleans we found a small church called Saint Vincent des Vignes and already documented in the eleventh century. After destroyed in the Hundred Years War recovered his cult in 1813. In Saint Marcel a chapel restored in 2002 departing from the fifteenth century. The church was decommissioned Grandhoux to join in Nonvilliers. We have another XII century in Veuve with several volumes.