St. Elizabeth Seton and the Inexorable Power of the Eucharist
50 years after the canonization of America’s first saint, her witness is timelier than ever
50 years after the canonization of America’s first saint, her witness is timelier than ever
The museum and visitors center, which opens Sept. 22, tells the life story of Mother Seton through an immersive experience, examining her impact as the first native-born American to be canonized.
When faced with grief and pain, Mother Seton courageously sought truth over comfort.
How has a saint picked you? The Register would enjoy hearing your stories ahead of All Saints’ Day.
Like all saints’ lives, her story also provides a road map to Christ for all of us still in exile to follow.
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Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton was canonized as the first American-born, United States-born saint. But there were other “firsts” at her canonization too.
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