Celebrating the First American-Born Saint, Who Was a New Yorker!

| 01/4/2024

By: Mary Shovlain

On January 4, New Yorkers celebrate the feast day of one of their own, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton. We visit her shrine in Lower Manhattan to see where she lived and discuss her legacy.

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