Jean-Baptiste Fouque

Jean-Baptiste Fouque (19 September 1851 - 5 December 1926) was a French Roman Catholic priest. He tended to the poor during his time as a parish priest in Marseilles and was noted for his desire to create a large and free hospital for them. He achieved this in 1921 and tended to the old and infirm in the hospital. Fouque also was known for his ministering to displaced peoples during World War I and for his commitment to evangelization.

Jean-Baptiste Fouque

Jean-Baptiste Fouque (19 September 1851 - 5 December 1926) was a French Roman Catholic priest. He tended to the poor during his time as a parish priest in Marseilles and was noted for his desire to create a large and free hospital for them. He achieved this in 1921 and tended to the old and infirm in the hospital. Fouque also was known for his ministering to displaced peoples during World War I and for his commitment to evangelization.