πŸ“š St. Anthony Mary Claret

St. Anthony Mary Claret was a Spanish archbishop and founder of the Claretian Missionaries, known for his tireless work in preaching, promoting education, and advocating for social justice. His extensive missionary work and writings aimed to reform the Church and spread the Gospel, making a significant impact on both religious and social life in 19th-century Spain. He was also a key advisor to Queen Isabella II of Spain.
Lived: 1807 - 1870 | Canonized: May 7, 1950
Patronage: Weavers, textile workers, and missionaries

Saint Feast day
October 24GRC
Lived
1807 - 1870
Canonized
May 7, 1950

St. Anthony Mary Claret was a Spanish archbishop and founder of the Claretian Missionaries, known for his tireless work in preaching, promoting education, and advocating for social justice. His extensive missionary work and writings aimed to reform the Church and spread the Gospel, making a significant impact on both religious and social life in 19th-century Spain. He was also a key advisor to Queen Isabella II of Spain.

Patron of

Weavers, textile workers, and missionaries

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