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The Pilgrimage brings together Sea Services members to ask their patroness for her continued intercession for the safety of those serving our Nation at Sea.
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Mother Seton, Patroness of the Sea Services, intercedes for a dying soldier…
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A moving story from the Seton Shrine about a mother, a sister, a child, and a book club
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Programs Director Tony Dillulio appears on EWTN Nightly News to talk about the new museum.
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The Catholic Review covers the groundbreaking event.
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For the sisters who trace their lineages back to Mother Seton, it will be an especially poignant moment
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The Frederick News Post covers the groundbreaking event
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The National Leadership Council, headed by Luci Baines Johnson, assisted with the momentous occasion.
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Academy Alive brings history to life and is a weekend of family fun for all ages.
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“Stories from the Sisters” debut coincides with World Day of Consecrated Life and recognizes the unique and relatable role that the Daughters of Charity and Sisters of Charity play.
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EWTN News Nightly talks with Seton Shrine Executive Director
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Catholic News Service covers Mother Seton’s Feast Day
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Kimberly Hahn reflects on the Seton Shrine’s latest film
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Programs dedicated to prayer and the intersection of faith and culture, along with outreach to the poor and a museum groundbreaking highlight plans announced on Mother Seton’s Feast Day.
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A popular interactive faith drama is back at the Shrine
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The Frederick News Post covers Back from the Dead
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The dead would like to have some words with you…
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Catholic News Service covers the Sea Services Mass & Pilgrimage
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For Retired Admiral William J. Fallon, the Annual Pilgrimage for the Sea Services at The National Shrine of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton is not just a labor of love for himself.
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The Pilgrimage brings together U.S. Sea Services members to ask Mother Seton, the Patroness of the Sea Services, for her continued intercession for the safety of those serving the country
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The “New Century of Charity” effort will fund a new visitors center and museum, along with an expansion of the Shrine’s Seeds of Hope retreat program for the disadvantaged and other projects.
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Aleteia covers the Seton Family Treasures exhibit
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Catholic World Report explores the art in the new exhibit, Seton Family Treasures
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Catholic News Registrar shares, “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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New Liturgical Movement shares photos from the opening of the new exhibit, Seton Family Treasures
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Catholic News Agency covers the opening of the new exhibit, Seton Family Treasures
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Stephanie Calis, author and founder of Spoken Bride, shares how Mother Seton’s love story is still relatable today
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Largest collection of rare personal artifacts will go on display, showcasing the day-to-day life of America’s first native-born saint.
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Luci Baines Johnson’s life journey has been marked with connections to the saint
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The first video, “I Am a Mother,” explores the love, sorrows and devotion that Mother Seton experienced in raising her five children.
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They say when one door closes, another door opens. When the National Shrine of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton closed its historical buildings to public tours last year due to the pandemic, its team opened a window, a Zoom window.
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St. Joseph’s Valley Days brings history to life and is a weekend of family fun for all ages.
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Catholic Review covers this special event.
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The centuries-old artifacts, which belonged to Seton, were among many unveiled and blessed during an event at the National Shrine of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton in Emmitsburg Thursday.
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Cardinal Dolan and Fr. Dave Dwyer talk with Rob Judge and Sr. Regina Bechtle about the artifacts coming to Emmitsburg.
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Catholic News Agency covers the highly anticipated event this spring.
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Rob Judge talks about the 200th Anniversary of Mother Seton’s death.
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Watch Elizabeth Seton: Seeker to Saint
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Read Archbishop William E. Lori’s inspiring homily fromSt. Elizabeth Ann Seton’s Feast Day Mass.
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From the seeds planted 200 years ago, the church that Elizabeth Seton cherished as her “ark” today serves more than 64 million Catholics.
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There is a lot this homegrown saint can teach us, especially these three lessons from her life.
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Elizabeth Bayley Seton and her family shaped Catholic life in nineteenth century America. And they continue to shape it today.
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If American Catholics are looking for a Christian role model during these turbulent times, Mother Seton is a wonderful choice.