St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Comments
Elizabeth Bayley Seton was the first native born American to be canonized by the Catholic Church. Born two years before the American Revolution, Elizabeth grew up in the "cream" of New York society. She was a prolific reader, and read everything from the Bible to contemporary novels. In spite of her high society background, Elizabeth's early life was quiet, simple, and often lonely. As she grew a little older, the Bible was to ... Continue Reading
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Thanks Jessica for giving me the information of what she was the patrion saint of. It's wierd that I've been around her home schooling program for years and never knew that. I'm glad I had some of this for my report!:) It's my name!
Wow, I never would have know so much about Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton unless I read about her on Catholic Online
Thank- you so much,
You helped me so much,
Sally
my name is elizabeth too and she is wonderful
Hey Great bio And she is wonderful
I love st. Elizabeth ....so inspiring!
Elizabeth Ann Seton rocks! Elizabeth is my middle name! Elizabeth Ann Seton inspired me. She is awsome! I love her! She is the best thing since sliced bread!
omg love st. elizabeth but i need to kow what she is the patron saint of she is my confirmation name:)
i picked her for my saints project ithis my 3rd time doing a report on her she was good lady!!!!!!!!!!!
i have to do this for a saints project so i did one that i was named after!!! i love to read all about her!!!
It really helped me with a project for school!!! She is a cool person.
Using This website as a sorce for project! Great information!
this was very helpful to me! thanks a bunch! i am doing a saint report! cool! <3 :)
I NOTICED THAT MANY PEOPLE ASKED ON THIS COMMENT BOARD WHY ST. ELIZABETH WAS CANONIZED A SAINT. Well I want to answer their questions. She was canonized because of the fruits of her work on earth, namely her religious order. In fact when someone is canonized two miracles are needed to make them a saint. Well one miracle occured but the Vatican skipped the second miralce and caonized her anyway. This is because of all the good works that occured through her religious order when St. Elizabeth started it and to this day.
I hope that this was helpful. I also want to mention that St. Elizabeth is the parton of homeschoolers just so you know. May God bless you. St. Elizabeth Ann Bayely Seton, pray for us!!!
i love you saint elizabeth! your the best!! god bless all of us!!
im so inspired
what is her mother and fathers name for real plz just there name and when they there born and died pllz
it is so useful!!this my report for saints..:)
tnx for the info.
i am sooooo awesome
I needed this information for a report for school. it was SOOOO useful! I live in OK and this had all of the information i needed! Thanks!
this website was very helpful for my confermation thanks too all that made it i am in the 3 rd grade and getting confermed on may 6 at 5:00p.m at saint philp cathlic church in napoleon north dakota