Wednesday 4 January 2012
January 4th – Feast Day of St Elizabeth Ann Seton (1774 – 1821)
“She was born in New York into an Episcopalian family, who ostracized her and left her penniless when she became a Catholic in 1805. She had to leave New York and in 1808-9 she founded a religious community and a school for poor children at Emmitsburg, near Baltimore in Maryland. Mother Seton died in 1821 but the Sisters of Charity continue her work to this day.”
Quote from; Universalis.com
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