☦️ Orthodox Christian *Again* Giving Thanks to Holy Anthony of Padua ✝️

[sprinkleeninow]

Last edited Sat Jul 15, 2023, 11:57 PM - Edit history (1)

Got an email from Medicare.gov saying create online access to view any and all pertaining to your account. I never did this. One thing especially favorable is to receive that yearly updated benefit book which I really had no need to read. A waste of paper plus then I have more stuff to discard.

I had to fetch my Medicare card which was revised with a new number that is not up in my brain directory. 🤭 I knew the general whereabouts but shuffled thru some stuff while asking the Saint to uncover it for me. Which he did about several seconds later. I was in the general vicinity but knowing me I might have changed the location and didn't remember. I do dat sometimes. 😄

"God Is Glorified In His Saints!"

[sueh]

1. St. Anthony, St. Anthony, please come around. Something is lost that

Must be found. I call upon St Anthony frequently to help me find things. He's a good guy who always helps me out.

[sprinkleeninow]

2. 💜

[claudette]

3. Saint Anthony is

my guy and always will be. A relative of mine went to Padua last year and saw his tomb at the Basilica there. There is also a live camera 24/7 at the entrance to the Basilica and one in the chapel where people walk in line to touch his tomb and see the relics. I hope to go there some day too

https://www.santantonio.org/en/content/chapel-saint-anthony-live-cam

[sprinkleeninow]

4. That's lovely. While being Orthodox Tradition of Faith, I still venerate the Saint.

Not long ago I purchased an ikon of Holy St. Anthony and have him on my ikon, cross, blessed oil and water altar/table in our bedroom.

I appreciate the link.✝️+☦

[claudette]

5. The story of

his life is fascinating. He is truly a saint for all. (I am a student of Buddhism) I was surprised to learn that he was born in Portugal. I always thought he was from Padua. Glad you liked the link. Have a blessed day. Namaste 🙏

[sprinkleeninow]

6. Namaste.

🙏