A Catholic is a Christian and Catholicism is the original Christian religion. However, not all Christians are Catholics. There are a number of saints named Anthony and each of them was a Catholic and Christian.
St. Anthony is Catholic and Christian. A Catholic and a Christian are the same thing, so he is both not "or". The words did not take on different meaning until the last several centuries when protestants who retained baptism broke away from the Christian (Catholic) church and formed their own ecclesial communities. They are still Christian, through their baptism but no longer acknowledging the authority of Jesus Christ and His Church on earth, so they call themselves Christian as opposed to Catholic, but this had no such meaning at the time that St. Anthony lived.
St. Anthony of Padua was born into a Christian family in Lisbon, Portugal, and was baptized when he was young. He later joined the Augustinian order and became a priest, deepening his faith and commitment to Christianity.
St. Anthony Mary Claret Catholic Church was created in 1951.
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St. Anthony was a Catholic. He did not found his own church. Therefore his pope is, or was, the same pope as all Catholics.
St Andrew was a fisherman and follower of Jesus. During his life he was a Christian Apostle and was present at the Last Supper. The term Catholic didn't come into use until centuries later and now denotes one denomination of Christianity. St. Andrew is considered both a Catholic and Christian saint.
St. Catherine of Siena Roman Catholic Church was created in 1929.
Yes they do have a webpage and here is the link for that: http://stanthonyrobstown.com/St--Anthony-Feast-Day.php
Yes, St. Zoe of Rome is recognized as a Catholic saint. She was a Christian widow in the 4th century who dedicated herself to charity and serving the poor and sick.
Anthony E. Clark has written: 'China's Saints' -- subject(s): Christian saints, History, Catholic Church, Biography, Church history, Christian martyrs
St. Sebastian is a Catholic Saint; therefore, he was Christian.
Yes, Paul Ryan is a Christian. More specifically, he is a Roman Catholic. He is a member of St. John Vianney Catholic Church in Janesville, Wisconsin.
Anyone, Catholic or not, can wear the medal and pray to St. Jude.