On June 13, 2025, the Roman Catholic Church celebrates the Feast of St. Anthony of Padua, commemorating a cherished saint born around August 15, 1195, in Lisbon, Portugal. Known for his remarkable life as a priest, St. Anthony is revered globally.
St. Anthony is the patron saint of diverse causes, including protection against shipwrecks and starvation, as well as advocate for American Indians, amputees, animals, Brazil, the elderly, expectant mothers, and those seeking lost items. His legacy as a compassionate preacher and miracle worker endures.
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The annual Feast of St. Anthony on June 13 honors his impactful contributions during his brief 36 years. He passed away on June 13, 1231, at the Poor Clare monastery in Arcella, now part of Padua, Italy, while returning to his beloved city of Padua.
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