The Holocaust Before the Holocaust: St. Edith Stein and Mother Seton
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Mother Seton and St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross (also known as Edith Stein) witnessed to a way of living and dying modeled on the ultimate sacrifice Christ accomplished on the Cross.
Following the Master’s Plan: Saint Dominic and Mother Seton
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Like many other great religious founders, St. Dominic and St. Elizabeth Ann Seton had no master plan. They simply opened their hearts to the certainty of Christ’s call, revealing itself through the signs of their times.
The Fervor of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton and the Transfiguration
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The example of Peter during the transfiguration of Jesus on Mount Tabor warns us against taking easy roads to holiness, a lesson that Mother Seton embodied in her life. She always stayed on the narrow path, walking alongside Christ, all the way to heaven.
Dying, to Live: Blessed Stanley Rother and Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton
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Blessed Stanley Rother and Mother Seton accepted death as a part of life, their peace and certainty sure signs that at the end of their lives they would find nothing but Christ.
Thea Bowman and Mother Seton: Living the Paradox of the Gospel
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In their lives, Servant of God Thea Bowman and St. Elizabeth Ann Seton were content to do their “little bit,” to plant the seeds of God’s love that would bring forth a bountiful harvest in heaven and on earth.
Living Ash Wednesday the Way Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Did
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Mother Seton didn’t walk the Way of the Cross alone during her life, but rather she surrounded herself with a community, with whom she journeyed in mutual dependence, step by step, along the path Christ set for them. During Lent, together with the Church, we are all invited to do the same.
To Take Wing and Soar: Awaiting Easter with St. Benedict Joseph Labre and Mother Seton
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As we await Easter, let us follow Jesus, along with Benedict Joseph Labre and Elizabeth Ann Seton, as they enter into the freedom of the Resurrection.
La tumba vacía: En busca de Cristo resucitado con María Magdalena y Elizabeth Ann Seton
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Con Santa María Magdalena, aceptemos el "No me toques" de Cristo con la certeza de que sus palabras nos dan una nueva misión, y una nueva manera de estar con Él, igual que Santa Isabel Ana Seton afrontó las dificultades de su vida con una fe y una fuerza renovadas.