Antonin Cyril Stojan was a Czech Roman Catholic prelate and politician who lived from 1851 to 1923. Born in Beňov, he served as a priest, a member of the Austrian Parliament, and eventually became the Archbishop of Olomouc in 1921. Throughout his career, he held numerous political roles, including serving as a senator for Czechoslovakia. He was deeply involved in social and charitable initiatives, working to support Slavic unification and organizing various archdiocesan associations to assist those in need.