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Roman St Vincent de Paul FigurineFigurine comes nicely displayed in a clear fronted box ON THE FRONT:St. Vincent de PaulPatron of Charitable SocietiesThe Apostle of Charity Prayer card included Life story on back.Prayer toSt. Vincentde PaulO glorious Saint Vincent,heavenly patron of all charitableassociations, and father of allwho are in misery, whilst thouwast on earth, thou didst nevercast out any who came to thee:ah, consider by that evils we areoppressed and come to ourassistance. Obtain from thy Lord help forthe poor, relief for the infirm, consolationfor the afflicted, protection for theabandoned, a spirit of generosity for therich, the grace of conversion for thesinners, zeal for priests, peace for theChurch, tranquility and order for allnations, and salvation for them all. Yea, letall men proved the effects of thy mercifulintercession, so that, being helped by theein miseries of this life, we may be no moregrief united to thee in the life to come,where there shall be no more grief, norweeping, nor sorrow, but joy and gladnessand everlasting happiness.Amen. Exclusively by Roman Inc.Verse on the back:St. Vincent de PaulBorn 1851-Died 1660Although a young peasant of France, St. Vincent waseducated at Acqs by The Franciscan Monks.Because of this schooling and his accomplishmentsin education, he was chosen to tutor the children of anestablished gentlemen. After four years of tutoring thechildren, St Vincent was able to continue his education. Hebegan the studies of divinity at the University of Toulouseand became a priest at the age of twenty. During his travels,St. Vincent was taken prisoner by Turkish pirates and sold asa slave. He was kept as a slave for two years and escapedhis imprisonment of slavery by converting one of hisowners to Christianity.When St. Vincent returned to Paris he establishedorganizations and missio