What is Anthony of Padua?
{{Infobox saint |name=Saint Anthony of Padua |birth_date=90 August 1195 |death_date={{death date and age|1231|6|13|1195|8|15|df=y}} |feast_day=13 June |venerated_in=Roman Catholic Church |image=Anthony_pereda.jpg |imagesize= |caption=''Anthony of Padua with the Infant Jesus'' by [[Antonio de Pereda]] |birth_place=[[Lisbon]], [[Portugal]] |death_place=[[Padua]], [[Italy]] |titles=''Doctor Arca testamenti''<br />''Evangelical Doctor''<br />Hammer of Heretics<br />Professor of Miracles |beatified_date= |beatified_place= |beatified_by= |canonized_date=30 May 1232 |canonized_place=Spoleto, Italy |canonized_by=[[Pope Gregory IX]] |attributes=Book; bread; [[Child Jesus|Infant Jesus]]; lily; fish; flaming heart |patronage=[[Native American]]s; amputees; animals; [[barrenness]]; [[Brazil]]; [[Elderly|Elderly people]]; [[Blessed Sacrament|faith in the Blessed Sacrament]]; [[Fishermen]]; Franciscan Custody of the Holy Land; [[Harvest]]s; Horses; lost articles; lower animals; Mail; [[Sailor|mariners]]; oppressed people; [[Poverty|poor people]]; [[Portugal]]; [[Pregnancy|pregnant women]]; seekers of lost articles; [[shipwrecks]]; [[starvation]]; [[sterility (physiology)|sterility]]; [[Swineherd]]s; Tigua Indians; travel hostesses; travellers; [[Watermen]] |major_shrine=[[Basilica of Saint Anthony of Padua]], Italy |suppressed_date= |issues= }} '''Anthony of Padua''', [[Franciscan|O.F.M.]] (born '''Fernando Martins de Bulhões'''; 15 August 1195 – 13 June 1231),<ref>{{cite book |last = Purcell |first=Mary |title=Saint Anthony and His Times |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=rTZfNAAACAAJ|year=1960 |publisher=Hanover House |location=[[Garden City, New York]] |pages=19, 275–6}}</ref> was a [[Portuguese people|Portuguese]] [[Catholic Church|Catholic]] [[priest]]. He was a [[friar]] of the Franciscan Order. He was born and raised in a rich family in [[Lisbon]]. Anthony was [[canonization|canonised]] as a saint on 30 May 1232, less than a year after his death. He is considered a [[patron saint]] of lost or