Saint Gonçalo, also known as Saint Gonçalo of Amarante, is a Portuguese saint celebrated for his piety and miracles. He lived during the 12th century and is often associated with the Franciscan Order. His life is marked by a deep commitment to helping the poor and performing acts of charity. He is particularly venerated in Portugal, where many people seek his intercession for matters related to love and marriage. The feast day of Saint Gonçalo is celebrated on January 10, and he is often depicted holding a lily, symbolizing purity and devotion.