Chapelle des miracles de Buglose de Saint-Vincent-de-Paul

The Chapel of Miracles is located beside a natural spring and features marble panels documenting its origins and role as a religious site. The building sits within a larger sanctuary complex that welcomes visitors interested in its spiritual significance.

The chapel was built in 1960 following the discovery of a large statue of Mary found in a nearby marsh. This discovery led to the establishment of the religious complex that draws visitors today.

The chapel holds many offerings left by pilgrims who come seeking healing, making it a place where people express their devotion and gratitude.

Visitors can fill personal containers with water from the spring, which is notably cold and has a slightly mineral content. Bringing your own container is advisable if you wish to take water with you.

The statue of Mary was discovered because a bull repeatedly left its herd to lick an object partially submerged in marsh water. This unusual animal behavior led to what would become a significant religious finding.

Location: Saint-Vincent-de-Paul

Inception: 1960

GPS coordinates: 43.78652,-0.98841

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:01