St. Anthony of Lisbon (St. Anthony of Padua)

St. Anthony of Lisbon, also known as St. Anthony of Padua, was a Portuguese Franciscan friar and preacher born in 1195. He is celebrated for his eloquent preaching and deep knowledge of Scripture. Often invoked as the patron saint of lost things, he is known for aiding those in need. His feast day is observed on June 13. St. Anthony's legacy includes numerous miracles attributed to him, and he is recognized for his charity and dedication to the poor. His life reflects a commitment to faith and compassion, making him a beloved figure in Christianity.