Saint Antoninus of Pavia was a 15th-century Italian saint known for his piety and dedication to the Christian faith. He served as a Franciscan friar and later became the Bishop of Pavia. His life was marked by a commitment to helping the poor and promoting social justice, reflecting the values of the Franciscan Order. He is often remembered for his efforts in education and pastoral care, guiding his community in spiritual matters. Saint Antoninus was canonized for his virtuous life and is celebrated on his feast day, which is observed on May 2. His legacy continues to inspire many in the Catholic Church.