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Saint Anthony is the patron saint of many things, he is also known as a great miracle worker. In some European traditions (for example Portuguese, Sicilian, etc.) Saint Anthony is also known as the matchmaker. He is known to help find lost articles and missing people, so it's only appropriate that he'd be the one to call upon when searching for a future spouse.

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