This recognition celebrates half a century of daily presence serving the Saint-Théodorit Church and its parishioners. Huguette Pouget not only opened and closed the church doors but also ensured its upkeep, prepared ceremonies, sometimes even using her own funds, as highlighted by Father Christian Chanliau.
Her altruism, dedication, and modesty have been particularly noted over the last fifteen years, following the death of Noëlle Senaux. The distinction now truly bears her name, as in 2025, a room in the presbytery was already named in her honor, 'in her image,' recalled Guy Lauret, Mayor of Vendargues.
“"Sometimes decorating the altar with her own money"
“"saw, in 2025, her name given to a very private room in the Presbytery, in her image"
Fathers Mathieu and Chanliau presented her with this distinction during the mass in memory of Saint-Théodorit, in a packed church. 'An occasion, one of the rare ones, to see Huguette step out of her usual discretion. A true symbol!' concluded Pascale Lock, First Deputy Mayor.
“"An occasion, one of the rare ones, to see Huguette step out of her usual discretion. A true symbol!"
