A new essay series on religious artists, writers, thinkers, activists and visionaries from the perspective of Elizabeth Seton’s spirituality.
Into God’s Light | Shame: Why do I feel unworthy? How do I gain self-respect?
Week Five | An Easter reflection series with Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton on the spiritual and mental health crisis afflicting young people.
Into God’s Light | Abandonment: Why am I alone? Where do I belong?
Week Four | An Easter reflection series with Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton on the spiritual and mental health crisis afflicting young people.
Into God’s Light | Rejection: Who can I love? Who will accept me as I am?
Week Three | An Easter reflection series with Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton on the spiritual and mental health crisis afflicting young people.
Into God’s Light | Fear: Who can I trust? Will I ever feel safe?
Week Two | An Easter reflection series with Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton on the spiritual and mental health crisis afflicting young people.
Into God’s Light | Confusion: Who Am I? What Is My Path?
Week One | An Easter reflection series with Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton on the spiritual and mental health crisis afflicting young people.
Translators of the Holy Spirit: Elizabeth Seton and Les Murray
The saint and the poet lived and wrote to communicate God’s glory and intimacy with humankind.
Children of the Church: Elizabeth Seton, Sofia Cavalletti and Gianna Gobbi
Their boundless capacity for love, friendship and wonder deepened our understanding of the spirituality of children forever.
In Praise of Holy Women
Elizabeth Ann Seton was twenty-years old when the Blessed Carmelite Martyrs of Compiègne were executed during the French Revolution. A century and a half later Francois Poulenc would tell the world their story in his sublime opera, Dialogues des Carmelites.
Caring for the Poor: Frank Capra and Elizabeth Seton
The mid-twentieth century immigrant film director and the early-nineteenth century saint born into Manhattan’s elite shared a deep concern for society’s poor and outcasts that was grounded in their Catholic faith.