Saint Conrad of Parzham was a German Franciscan friar born on December 22, 1818, in Parzham, Bavaria. He is known for his deep spirituality and dedication to serving others. Conrad spent most of his life as a porter at the Franciscan Monastery in Altotting, where he welcomed visitors and provided assistance to those in need. He was canonized by Pope Pius XII on May 20, 1956, recognizing his virtuous life and commitment to the Franciscan ideals of humility and service. Saint Conrad is celebrated for his simple yet profound faith, and his feast day is observed on April 21.