Which pope declared Anthony a saint?
Pope Gregory IX
Pope Celestine III
Pope Innocent IV
Pope Clement IV
Answer
Pope Gregory IX declared Anthony a saint in 1232. He was canonized after his death due to the many miracles attributed to him. Anthony is considered one of the most important saints in the Catholic Church and is often depicted holding a lily, the symbol of purity. He is also known for his preaching, which was often accompanied by miracles.
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