Antonio de Padua
Antonio de Padua, born in Portugal in 1195, was a Franciscan priest and theologian who became one of the Catholic Church's most venerated saints. Known for his powerful preaching and deep devotion, he is often associated with miracles, particularly those related to lost items and finding partners for those seeking love. His feast day is celebrated on June 13, during which bread is traditionally shared, symbolizing the blessing of community and generosity. Canonized in 1232, just a year after his death, he is also recognized as a Doctor of the Church, highlighting his significant contributions to theology and spirituality.
Born on Aug 15, 1195 (829 years old)
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Antonio de Padua was a revered saint known for his miracles and as the patron of the poor.
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