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Can a saint who died over 200 years ago have relevance for today? This author says yes as she imagines writing a heartfelt letter to Elizabeth Ann Seton, the first American-born saint.
Ask some 55 million K–12 students what they associate with “Alice,” and you will likely hear “ALICE Training.” This program introduces a protocol that might help students survive the breaching of their school by an armed attacker. The acronym stands for Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, Evacuate.
A rich treasury of spirituality and service can enhance the later stages of life.
150 years after Gettysburg, we remember 16 Catholic sisters who ministered to Civil War soldiers.
Mired in grief over the loss of her husband, this college professor found a kindred spirit in another widow: St. Elizabeth Ann Seton.
Daughter, wife, mother, widow, friend—all of these describe this first American-born saint.
Catholic colleges that are rooted in mission draw students who want to put their faith into action while they learn.
