One of the distinctive monuments in the city of Jaffa, the church stands out for its Gothic architectural style and style in addition to the large clock tower that appears as a feature of the church. It was named in honor of Saint Anthony of Padua, priest of the Franciscan Order, who is also the Portuguese orator who was honored by the Catholic Church as a saint and physician of the church. The construction of this church was completed in 1932 AD, and the church is used mainly by foreign workers in the city of Jaffa.