A great part of my vacation this summer was visiting the Basilica of the National Shrine of St Elizabeth Ann Seton, one of my home town heroes — meaning she is originally from New York City, and famous for being the first American-born saint lifted to canonization back in 1975.
I talk about St Elizabeth on the newest episode of Among Women. In it I describe some aspects of her life and share some of her writing.
Here’s a few photos from the Shrine in Emmitsburg, MD.
Mother Seton was a native New Yorker. When she was canonized it was a big deal in my home state. Here we are 40 years later.
There’s much to see. You might enjoy this virtual tour.
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