All are welcome at St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church to learn more about the Franciscans, a religious order dedicated to serving the poor that has been at St. Anthony’s since its founding in 1863.
Find out more about The Franciscans: Build with Living Stones
Sign of the Times Tattoo hosts the second Wild Times Annual, a block-wide gathering celebrating the tattoo community and the creative works that go beyond the client’s skin.
The Transitus is a prayer service to commemorate the passing of St. Francis of Assisi, patron saint of the Franciscans who call St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church home. Join the Franciscans for this special Transitus commemorating the 800th anniversary of St. Francis’s death. There will be light refreshments afterward in the parish hall.
Bring your dogs, cats, birds, and other furry and scaly friends to St. Anthony of Padua for the annual Blessing of the Pets!
Join Dutchtown Main Streets for the annual neighborhood-wide Keep It Clean neighborhood cleanup!
All are welcome at St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church to learn more about the Franciscans, a religious order dedicated to serving the poor that has been at St. Anthony’s since its founding in 1863.
Find out more about The Franciscans: Build with Living Stones
Celebrate health, well-being, and community togetherness at Dutchtown Autumn Chill! Relax, refresh, and reinvigorate with neighbors, friends, and Dutchtown Main Streets!
One of the South Side’s biggest annual traditions! Join hundreds of families at St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church for Trunk or Treat!
St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church presents a one-friar musical! Based on the story of Capuchin Franciscan Blessed Solanus Casey, Brother Al Mascia, a fellow friar and musician, tells tales of Blessed Solanus’s remarkable life of prayer, healing, and ministry through music.
Find out more about More Love than Skill: A Saint and His Fiddle
All are welcome at St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church to learn more about the Franciscans, a religious order dedicated to serving the poor that has been at St. Anthony’s since its founding in 1863.
Find out more about The Franciscans: Build with Living Stones