The Church of Saint-Vincent-De-Paul in Le Havre is a church built in the 19th century. The first stone of the building was laid on June 17th, 1849, and the end of its construction is dated October 21st, 1863. Father Beaupel, founder of the church decided to install this place of worship in the heart of the district of ‘Quatre Chemins’ because he found it particularly populated by poor people. The building was partially damaged during the Second World War and a part of it is therefore more recent, like the stained glass windows dating from 1954.