This text is a genealogical exploration of Saint Anthony of Padua, focusing on his noble lineage and questioning the conventional narrative of his sainthood, suggesting it’s more tied to his influential family connections than divine intervention. The author traces Saint Anthony of Padua’s ancestry back to prominent European noble and royal families, including the House of Braganza, House of Visconti, and links to figures like Godfrey of Bouillon, Baldwin I of Jerusalem, and Pope Gregory IX. The text also draws parallels between Saint Anthony of Padua and Saint Dominic, highlighting shared traits like noble origins, eloquent preaching, and charitable acts, while also pointing out the authors’ skepticism about the authenticity of their miracles. The research is presented as a series of interconnected discoveries, with the author using sources like Geni.com and Wikipedia to build their case.

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