First US Image of Our Lady of Guadalupe Was Likely Owned by Mother Seton, Experts Say
What we know about Mother Seton’s image of Our Lady of Guadalupe begins on June 5, 1811, two years after she moved to Emmitsburg.
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Seton Shrine’s New Additions Offer Interactive Encounter With First American-Born Saint
Pilgrims now have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the life of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton through interactive displays and exhibits in the museum that are rich in American history and the history of the Catholic Church in America.
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
Seton Shrine Museum Exhibit Will Examine the ‘Lost Art’ of Needlework
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.
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Pray For Us!
When faced with grief and pain, Mother Seton courageously sought truth over comfort.
Have You Ever Felt ‘Picked’ by a Saint? The Register Wants to Hear Your Story
How has a saint picked you? The Register would enjoy hearing your stories ahead of All Saints’ Day.
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton: The Humanity of Sainthood Is on Display in New Exhibit
Like all saints’ lives, her story also provides a road map to Christ for all of us still in exile to follow.
German Catholics Divided on Same-Sex Unions
EWTN News in Depth covers the global implications of developments in Germany, plus reaction to President Biden’s first address to Congress and more.
The “Firsts” at Mother Seton’s Canonization 45 Years Ago
Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton was canonized as the first American-born, United States-born saint. But there were other “firsts” at her canonization too.
‘Eye on Eternity’: The Legacy of Mother Seton
Celebrating the 45th Canonization Anniversary of St. Elizabeth Ann, the First US-Born Saint
