St. Antony Scria

St. Antony Scria was a humble and devout religious figure venerated in parts of medieval Italy, remembered for his deep prayer life and devotion to the poor and sick.

Little concrete is recorded about the life of St. Antony Scria, which suggests his sanctity arose from a local or monastic tradition rather than widespread Church recognition. Believed to have lived in the 13th century in Italy, Antony was known for his life of simplicity and dedication to religious observance. Whether he served as a monk, hermit, or lay brother is unclear, but those who preserved his memory highlighted his profound humility, his generous service to those in need, and his quiet but radiant holiness.

Antony was reportedly affiliated with a local religious community, possibly Franciscan or Benedictine, given the emphasis on his ascetic practices. He was noted for his healing presence among the ill and for being a spiritual guide to many. After his death, people began to report favors received through his intercession, and local devotion to him continued for generations, particularly around the region of Scria or nearby towns. While not officially canonized by the Church, he is honored as a saint in local calendars and commemorated for his virtuous life.

Feast Day

10-10-

Birth Date

--N/A

Died Date

--1300

Canonised Date

--N/A

Scria, Italy

St. Antony Scria, Guide us in faith and humility. Help us grow in love and serve others with compassion. Pray for us. Amen.
ST. ANTONY SCRIA

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ST. ANTONY SCRIA

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