Was built in 1663. In the 16th and 17th century many refugees from the mainland, fleeing the Ottomans, settled in Sućuraj and with the Franciscans built this church. In addition to the church they built the monastery, now a family house. St. Anthony's church guards the oldest painting in Sućuraj which represents St. Paškal, Our lady of Karmel and St Roko and is probably the work of artisan Philip Nadij from the 18th century. The church also contains an archeological collection of amphorae and an anchor from a sunken roman galley. Interestingly, there are two statues of St. Anthony: St. Anthony of Padova (to whom the church id dedicated) and St. Anthony the Monk. In folk stories these two are known as “St. Anthony the thin” and “St. Anthony the fat”. Alongside these, there is also statue of St Nicholas, a saint worshiped in Sućuraj, along with St. Anthony and St George. The statue of St. Anthony of Padova is carried every year thru the town on St. Anthony holiday, as well as St. Nicholas statue on his holiday.