Her feastday isJanuary4th.Translatedtexts fromFrench toEnglish.By 1821,there were50 Sistersof Charity.The sistersfollowed therule of St.Vincent dePaul.Marriedat age19.Seton HallUniversityis namedfor her.RaisedEpiscopal,notCatholic.2 of herchildren diedoftuberculosis.FirstAmerican-born saint.Loved toread as achild.Brieflylived inItaly.FoundedtheDaughtersof Charity.BecameCatholic afterher husbanddied.Beatifiedin 1963.Born in1774.Died in1821 atage 46.Opened firstU.S. Catholicschool in1808.Lived inEmmitsburg,Maryland.Canonizedin 1975.Was agreatwriter.Opened 1stU.S. Catholicschool inBaltimore.Had fivechildren.Today, thereare over2,700 Sistersof Charity.Her fatherwas adoctor.Her feastday isJanuary4th.Translatedtexts fromFrench toEnglish.By 1821,there were50 Sistersof Charity.The sistersfollowed therule of St.Vincent dePaul.Marriedat age19.Seton HallUniversityis namedfor her.RaisedEpiscopal,notCatholic.2 of herchildren diedoftuberculosis.FirstAmerican-born saint.Loved toread as achild.Brieflylived inItaly.FoundedtheDaughtersof Charity.BecameCatholic afterher husbanddied.Beatifiedin 1963.Born in1774.Died in1821 atage 46.Opened firstU.S. Catholicschool in1808.Lived inEmmitsburg,Maryland.Canonizedin 1975.Was agreatwriter.Opened 1stU.S. Catholicschool inBaltimore.Had fivechildren.Today, thereare over2,700 Sistersof Charity.Her fatherwas adoctor.

The Life of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton - Call List

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  1. Her feast day is January 4th.
  2. Translated texts from French to English.
  3. By 1821, there were 50 Sisters of Charity.
  4. The sisters followed the rule of St. Vincent de Paul.
  5. Married at age 19.
  6. Seton Hall University is named for her.
  7. Raised Episcopal, not Catholic.
  8. 2 of her children died of tuberculosis.
  9. First American-born saint.
  10. Loved to read as a child.
  11. Briefly lived in Italy.
  12. Founded the Daughters of Charity.
  13. Became Catholic after her husband died.
  14. Beatified in 1963.
  15. Born in 1774.
  16. Died in 1821 at age 46.
  17. Opened first U.S. Catholic school in 1808.
  18. Lived in Emmitsburg, Maryland.
  19. Canonized in 1975.
  20. Was a great writer.
  21. Opened 1st U.S. Catholic school in Baltimore.
  22. Had five children.
  23. Today, there are over 2,700 Sisters of Charity.
  24. Her father was a doctor.