St. Elizabeth Ann Seton accepted God’s will for her life as something sweet—even adored. How can we achieve the same spiritual surrender in our own lives?
In God’s Hands With Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton
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Seton Shrine Staff
Can We Ever Pray Enough Prayers for the Dead?
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St. Elizabeth Ann Seton knew the secret of God’s grace and generosity. She once wrote: “The greater my unworthiness, the more abundant His mercy.” Her words are a great consolation when we feel weak in the face of a world that needs us.
The Saints Want Us to Be With Them
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St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, like so many other saints, took inspiration from the lives of those who came before her. For All Saints Day, why not copy the venerable practice of seeking out a patron saint to teach you throughout the next liturgical year?
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton: An American Daughter
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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.
The Unbreakable Elizabeth Ann Seton Helps Adjust Our Perspective Upwards
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There is a lot this homegrown saint can teach us, especially these three lessons from her life.
The Setons, the Bayleys, and the Roosevelts
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Elizabeth Bayley Seton and her family shaped Catholic life in nineteenth century America. And they continue to shape it today.
Mother Seton and the American Crisis
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If American Catholics are looking for a Christian role model during these turbulent times, Mother Seton is a wonderful choice.
Ash Wednesday and the Witness of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
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An important step in Mother Seton’s conversion took place on Ash Wednesday, when she first entered the Catholic Church.