Saint Mother Cabrini to be canonized in Rome ceremony
The saintly life of Mother Cabrini is recounted from her birth in 1850 near Milan to founding 67 institutions in the United States. She arrived in New York in 1889 after Pope Leo XIII advised China, and her work included the Mother Cabrini High School. She died in 1917 at age 67, revered by many and later beatified in 1938.
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Briai
Rome
Saint Peter's
United States
Sacred Congregation of Rites
Mother Cabrini
Pius XI
St. Peter's
Sant’ Angelo
Lodi
Milan
Agostino
Stella Cabrini
Maria Francesca
Santina
New York City
Fort Washington Avenue
Mother Cabrini High School
Woshington Heights
New York
Columbus Hospital
Peter Smith
York
Mabrini
Mather Cobrini
Mother Cabrini Miracles Highlight Canonization Appeal
The article recounts miracles linked to Mother Cabrini including Peter Smith regaining sight after a nurse misused nitrate of silver, Sister Delfina Graziola's recovery after a grave illness, and Donald E. Kralovec surviving a torpedoed ship voyage. It frames these as proofs of faith and discusses the canonization.
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Christmaas
Donald
Wearby
Donald Kralovec
Mother Cabrini
Peter Smith
Sister Delfina
Ensign Kralovec
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Tae Eas
John Erskine
Cabrini
Delfina I Graziola
Seattle
Washington
Delfina
Donald E. Kralovec
Columbus Hospital of
Chicago
Mother Colrini
Peter
Mutther Agnes
Church