Celebrating A Patron Saint

July 29, 2019 at 12:37 p.m.
Celebrating A Patron Saint
Celebrating A Patron Saint
It was a feast fit for a patron saint June 13 as the community of St. Anthony of Padua Parish, Red Bank, observed the Feast of St. Anthony in prayerful style. The celebration began with a procession which began in nearby St. James School, Red Bank, and journeyed to St. Anthony of Padua Parish. Following the procession, a Mass was celebrated by Father Alberto Tamayo, pastor, and the day wrapped up with a festival complete with food and fun.

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It was a feast fit for a patron saint June 13 as the community of St. Anthony of Padua Parish, Red Bank, observed the Feast of St. Anthony in prayerful style. The celebration began with a procession which began in nearby St. James School, Red Bank, and journeyed to St. Anthony of Padua Parish. Following the procession, a Mass was celebrated by Father Alberto Tamayo, pastor, and the day wrapped up with a festival complete with food and fun.

More to come on this story.

To see more photos captured by Joe Moore, Monitor freelance photographer, click here.[[In-content Ad]]
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