10 Things to Know About St. Frances Xavier Cabrini
St. Frances Xavier Cabrini was the first American citizen to be canonized and is the patron saint of immigrants. A new statue of her will be erected in Chicago’s Little Italy.
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The Real Mother Cabrini Remembered: ‘Her Confidence in God Was Great’
In wake of new theatrical release, devotees of St. Frances encourage the faithful to learn more about her and recall her faith-focused mission: ‘Her passion was for Jesus to be known, loved and served.’
Mother Cabrini Beyond the Movie: With ‘Unwavering Love of Jesus,’ She Trusted Christ Completely
Executive director of the St. Frances Xavier Cabrini Shrine in New York City outlines the strong faith of the remarkable saint.
Mother Cabrini: The First American Citizen to be Named a Saint
St. Frances Xavier Cabrini was born in 1850, died in 1917 and was canonized by Pope Pius XII in 1946.
Mother Cabrini’s Shrines Show Legacy of Miracles, Lives Changed
From coast to coast, the shrines to St. Frances Xavier Cabrini testify to the profound love, impact and even miracles this Italian immigrant and U.S. citizen-saint known as ‘Mother Cabrini’ worked in the lives of countless Americans.
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