Saint-Antoine

Saint -Antoine (French for Saint Anthony or Saint Anthony ) is:

• The French name of the town of Sankt Antoni
• The Faubourg Saint -Antoine in Paris around the former Abbey of Saint -Antoine -des- Champs
• A town in the district of Rivière du Rempart, see Saint- Antoine ( Mauritius)
• The name of Jew Saint- Antoine ( born 1930 ), Canadian clergyman, retired Auxiliary Bishop of Montréal

Saint -Antoine is the name of several places:

• Saint- Antoine ( Cantal) in the French department of Cantal
• Saint- Antoine ( Doubs) in the French department Doubs
• Saint- Antoine ( Gers) in the French department of Gers
• Saint- Antoine ( Gironde) in the French department of Gironde
• Saint -Antoine (Quebec ) in the Canadian province of Québec

With suffix:

• Saint -Antoine- Cumond in the French department of Dordogne
• Saint -Antoine- d'Auberoche in the French department of Dordogne
• Saint -Antoine -de- Breuilh in the French department of Dordogne
• Saint -Antoine -de- Ficalba in the French department of Lot-et -Garonne
• Saint -Antoine- du- Queyret in the French department of Gironde
• Saint -Antoine- du- Rocher in the French department Indre -et -Loire
• Saint -Antoine L'Abbaye in the French department of Isère
• Saint -Antoine- la -Forêt in the French department of Seine -Maritime
• Saint -Antoine- sur -l'Isle in the French department of Gironde
• Boussy -Saint -Antoine in the department of Essonne

• Disambiguation