“And so they took these parts, the tongue and the jaw, and they put them into some reliquaries. And if you go to the Basilica of St. Anthony, there is a chapel dedicated to the relics of St ...

Two holy relics of St. Anthony of Padua, who is widely revered as a great “miracle worker” due to the number of miracles attributed to his intercession, were displayed at the parish of Most Holy ...

The only other time St. Anthony’s tomb was opened was in 1263, just a few decades after his death. At that time, several relics were taken, including his tongue and jaw, both of which are still ...

This illustration portrays the reliquary housing the preserved tongue of Saint Anthony. These relics are actually taken on tour. This gold statuette contains the tongue, vocal cards, and floating ...