
Unfailing Miracle Prayer to St. Anthony of Padua
O Holy St. Anthony, gentlest of Saints,
Your love for God and Charity for His
Creatures, made you worthy when on earth
to possess miraculous powers.
Miracles waited on your word,
Which you were ever ready to speak
for those in trouble or anxiety.
Encouraged by this thought,
I implore of you to obtain for me …
The answer to my prayer may require
a miracle, even so, you are
the Saint of Miracles.
O gentle and loving St. Anthony,
whose heart was ever full of
human sympathy,
whisper my petition into the ears
of the Sweet Infant Jesus,
Who loved to be folded in Your arms;
and the gratitude of my heart
will ever be yours.
When you are finished, pray 13 Paster Noters (Our Fathers), Ave Marias, and Gloria bes.
St. Anthony of Padua, worker of miracles, pray for us!
Who is St. Anthony of Padua
Known as the “Hammer of Heretics,” St. Anthony of Padua was a 13th century Portuguese Franciscan friar, wonderworker, and mystic. He is a highly popular saint and Doctor of the Church who enjoys a Feast Day on June 13th. The main story of St. Anthony is the Gospel’s call to leave everything and follow Christ — the primary rule of St. Anthony’s life. Over and over again God called him to something new, and every time God called Anthony responded with a renewed zeal, haste, and self-sacrificing obedience to serve the Lord Jesus more completely.
The thirteen miracles of Saint Anthony, miracles that defined natural law, worth further study are: the Sermon to the fishes, Aleardino’s Glass, the Heretic’s mule, the re-attached foot, the drowned child, a dead man speaks, Saint Anthony’s miracles, the Miser’s heart, a violent husband, the speaking infant, the liberation of Padua, Tommy and St. Anthony’s bread, Eurilia comes back to life.
St. Anthony is the patron saint of children, lost causes, and stolen/lost articles, pregnant women, and the elderly. The next time you lose something, don’t forget to ask for the intercession of this most powerful saint!
St. Anthony of Padua, worker of miracles, pray for us!
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