Elizabeth Ann Seton
The first saint born in the United States, Elizabeth Ann Seton, a widow who converted to Catholicism, founded the Sister…
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7 saints associated
The first saint born in the United States, Elizabeth Ann Seton, a widow who converted to Catholicism, founded the Sister…
A Redemptorist priest and missionary of Bavarian origin, Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos dedicated his life to evangelizat…
A Redemptorist of Bohemian origin who became Bishop of Philadelphia, John Nepomucene Neumann (1811-1860) organized the n…
Karolina Gerhardinger (1797-1879), in religion Maria Theresia of Jesus, was a Bavarian religious sister and foundress of…
Foundress of the Oblate Sisters of Providence, the first Catholic religious congregation for women of African descent in…
Saints associated with Baltimore: Elizabeth Ann Seton, Francis Xavier Seelos, John Neumann, Karolina Gerhardinger and Mary Elizabeth Lange.