The Unsinkable Saint Who Missed the Titanic
Divine Providence guided Mother Cabrini away from icebergs and other hazards throughout her life.
Divine Providence guided Mother Cabrini away from icebergs and other hazards throughout her life.
Executive director of the St. Frances Xavier Cabrini Shrine in New York City outlines the strong faith of the remarkable saint.
Companion books including a biography and a book for children released in time for the movie offer several ways to learn more about the life of this remarkable saint who instructed: ‘Zeal is a great charity but only when it is tempered with great, kind and gentle love like that of the heart of Jesus.’
FILM REVIEW: New film opens March 8.
New York City shrine reflects property’s holy mission and saint’s Eucharistic and Marian devotion.
Director Alejandro Monteverde: ‘She was very successful in achieving things that were literally impossible ...’
Eucharist & American Saints: St. Frances Xavier Cabrini (1850-1917), Patroness of Immigrants
Mother Cabrini succeeded for one reason only: nothing she accomplished was her idea.
In many ways, the first canonized U.S. citizen remains more relevant than ever to the U.S. and the world.
In his homily at the canonization, Venerable Pius XII described Mother Cabrini's life as “an admirable epic of struggles and spiritual victories.”
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