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     • Today, the day that St. Anthony’s tongue was found is celebrated with Masses at the basilica that bears his name in Padua, northern Italy. St. Anthony’s tomb was not to be opened again for more than 700 years — between January and February 1981. Conte described what it was like to be present for the second opening of St. Anthony’s tomb.
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     The opening of St. Anthony’s tomb and the ‘Feast of the Tongue’

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   When did St Anthony's relics get transferred?

   • In 1310 the basilica was almost finished, and the remains of St Anthony were transferred to a tomb in the middle of the nave. The final transfer of the relics of St Anthony to their present chapel on the Gospel side of the basilica took place in 1350. It is the latter transfer that is commemorated on February 15.

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   What happened to Saint Anthony?

   • Saint Anthony, in the year 1231, at the age of 35 or so, fell ill with Saint Anthony's Fire (also known as ergot poisoning) and retreated to a small cell beneath a walnut tree to live out his final, agonizing days.

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   When is St Anthony's feast day?

   • St. Anthony’s feast day is today, June 13. But you may not be aware that there’s another important day of the year when St. Anthony is celebrated in Padua: Feb. 18, the day his tongue was removed. Thankfully, this took place after the saint had died, during the first of two exhumations of the saint in the year 1263, three decades after his death.

   The opening of St. Anthony’s tomb and the ‘Feast of the Tongue’

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   When did St Anthony die?

   • Though he died as long ago as 1231, St Anthony’s popularity has rarely waned over the centuries. He is widely revered as the Saint who helps people find lost things or people. This relic tour is taking place to mark the 750th anniversary of the discovery of St Anthony’s incorrupt tongue by St Bonaventure.

   Relics of St Anthony to visit Ireland and the UK

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   What happened to the relics of St Stephen?

   • A Spanish priest, Eucharius, who was stationed in Calama, was cured of ‘stone’ when Bishop Posidius applied to him the relic of St. Stephen. Later the same priest was again near death from another illness. With great faith they took the priest’s tunic to the shrine where the relics of St. Stephen were kept and touched it to the relic.

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   Where was St Anthony buried?

   • “a loud and clear voice, a winning countenance, wonderful memory, and profound learning, to which were added from on high the spirit of prophecy and an extraordinary gift of miracles.” When St Anthony died on June 13, 1231, his body was buried in the little Franciscan Church of St Mary in Padua.

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3. www.catholicworldreport.com › 2024/06/13 › theThe opening of St. Anthony’s tomb and the ‘Feast of the Tongue’

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   Jun 13, 2024 · St. Anthony’s feast day is today, June 13. But you may not be aware that there’s another important day of the year when St. Anthony is celebrated in Padua: Feb. 18, the day his tongue was...

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   Confirming the good news, Padua-based Franciscan Conventual friar, Fr Mario Conte, announced on Tuesday that the relic tour would take in Dublin, Wexford, Cork, Limerick, Galway and Belfast in Ireland between 17 and 24 October.

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6. www.messengersaintanthony.com › content › oh-blessedOh Blessed Tongue | Messenger of Saint Anthony

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   Oct 6, 2016 · Fr. Enzo, what is the spiritual significance of St. Anthony’s incorrupt tongue? The relic, which is unique, is connected to an extraordinarily miraculous event that highlights an important aspect of Anthony’s life and mission.

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   Nov 4, 2013 · Over 6,000 people queued up to venerate the relics of St Anthony of Padua at Westminster Cathedral on Saturday 2 November. The visit formed part of a global tour to mark the 750 th anniversary of the discovery of the saint's remains by St Bonaventure in 1263.

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8. www.messengersaintanthony.com › content › whenWhen Anthony spoke again | Messenger of Saint Anthony

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   Oct 6, 2016 · As we know, Anthony died on Friday, June 13, 1231, at Arcella. At his own request, he was being taken from Camposampiero to the Church of Our Lady, Mater Domini, where in fact he wanted to die and be buried. Almost immediately after his death, there developed a debate concerning who was the rightful owner of the precious relics.

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   When St Anthony died on June 13, 1231, his body was buried in the little Franciscan Church of St Mary in Padua. By 1263, the building of the present great basilica was advanced far enough so that his remains could be placed beneath the high altar.