The prayer is a means of spiritual expression, offering solace and comfort to those who recite it.
San Antonie, tum Devachea mogall bhakt. Tumchea upkaram khatair Devan tumka dhormachea dongrar bosailam. Tumchea hatantlo Putan Jezu Kristan bhurgeponnim taka ekdom mog kelo. st anthony prayer in konkani language
Konkani serves as the primary medium for this deep-seated devotion, with prayers and hymns passed down through generations. A central piece of this tradition is the hymn Sant Antoni Bhokta , which is widely sung in parishes like St. Anthony Church, Siolim Traditional Konkani Prayer (Roman Script): Sant Antoni Bhokta, finrgianche kulliechea, tujea gronthar khellta Ballok Jezu Raza. Ballok Kellta Mhonnun, Santan ghali dimbi: somronn prarthon korii, Bhokta Sant Antoni. The prayer is a means of spiritual expression,
Môza khodak hãve ãusã (You are a helper to me) Tumchea hatantlo Putan Jezu Kristan bhurgeponnim taka ekdom
St. Anthony: The Beloved "Rescuer" of the Konkan For generations, St. Anthony of Padua
"Blessed St. Anthony, hearing of the miracles God has worked through your name and intercession, I come before you with great hope... [Full text available in referenced sources 1.2.5]" www.stanthonychurchsiolim.com Popular Devotions and Traditions The Patron of Lost Things: Devotees pray, "Sant Antoni, sandleli vost mellun di"
St. Anthony, you are God’s beloved servant. For your virtues, God placed you on the mountain of faith. In your arms, the child Jesus grew lovingly.