Seton Legacy of Charity

Sundays of Reflection Hazard Yet Forward: Spiritual Legacy of Elizabeth Seton S. Mary Dolores Schneider, SC Elizabeth Bayley Seton: Spirituality of Education by S. Alice Ann O'Neill (Feb. 3, 2009) Elizabeth Seton's Spirituality of the Cross by S. Judith Metz, SC (March 29, 2009)

Western Network Congregational Day
Reflection- Western Assembly by Clarann Weinert, SC (Oct. 3, 2009)

Partners in Ministry Liturgy
Homily - 4th Sunday of Easter (May. 3, 2009)

Reflection on Bicentennial Family Liturgy
by Mary Ellen Murphy, SC (March. 14, 2009)

Elizabeth Seton: Challenged to Love
(Feb. 26, 2009 Prayer Service at MMH)

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton's Wisdom about Education and Children

St. Elizabeth Seton Prayer Service in Albuquerque (Jan. 11, 2009)

God's Hollow Reed
(Jan. 4 Reflection by S. Nancy Hoffman)

"The Magi Has Arrived" (S. Marguerite Kloos)

St. Elizabeth Seton Prayer Service (Seton High School-Jan. 5, 2009)
               Prayer Service Reflection (S. Mary Dolores)

Sisters of Charity Litany of Saints (Jan. 4, 2009)

Call to Worship (Jan. 4, 2009)

Reflection at Elizabeth Seton Shrine on State Street in New York
given by S. Regina Bechtle, SC (Jan. 4, 2009)

Elizabeth Ann Seton Prayer Service in Colorado Springs
(January 3, 2009)

 

Hymn to Mother Seton Chorus Hail, hail loved Mother Seton Thy daughters sing to thee. Hail, hail St. Vincent’s daughter Resounds o’er land and sea. 1 From Convent Halls of Learning And Parish Schools of Fame, From Home of sheltered Orphans Ring praise to they loved name. 2 By lowly cot of anguish And surgeon’s ward of pain, Are seen thy gentle daughters Immortal souls to gain. 3 In lonely penal prison In dismal convict cell, Are seen thy faithful daughters Of heavenly Hope to tell. 4 The sobbing babe deserted The pitiful insane The deaf-mute and the sightless Thy daughters’ care sustain. 5 To aid the dying patriot, They found on battle sod, Amid the wreck of battle They fear not who serve God. 6 Wher’ere there’s human sorrow Thy daughters hast with love Urged by Divine compassion To guide the soul above. 7 O brave and faithful Found! The mustard seed you’ve sown A century of service, A mighty tree has grown! 8 The Master’s voice still whispers, “Leave all to follow Me, Take up thy cross and follow, Thy own loved spouse to be.” 9 And countless pure-souled maidens Now follow in thy train, Forsaking earth’s attractions The smile of Heaven to gain! 10 America in triumph Writes on her Roll of Fame In golden deed of Heaven Loved Mother Seton’s name. From S. Justina Segale’s Santa Marie Journal, J-3, Feb. 24, 1910

 

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