Antonians (members of the Antonian order)

Antonians, or members of the Antonian Order, are part of a Roman Catholic religious group founded in the 15th century. They focus on community life, prayer, and serving the poor and sick, following the example of St. Anthony of Padua. The order emphasizes education and healthcare, operating various institutions such as schools and hospitals. The Antonian Order combines spiritual devotion with practical outreach, striving to embody Christian values through active service in society. Their mission continues to impact communities worldwide, reflecting a commitment to faith, charity, and compassion.