Feast of Saint Anthony draws thousands in Bridgeport
The Feast of Saint Anthony marked its 49th year at Saint Margaret’s Shrine.
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Jun 16, 2025, 11:23 AM
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Updated 35 days ago
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17h agoMore than 10,000 people turned out over a three-day period for one of the Bridgeport's most popular festivals.
The Feast of Saint Anthony marked its 49th year at St. Margaret’s Shrine. The celebration included mass, food, and community gatherings.
Saint Anthony is widely known for helping people find lost items and is also credited with performing many miracles.
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