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Welcome to the American Saint section of the All For Mary Web site.
This section of the Web site features Saints, Blesseds, Venerables, Servants of God, Incorrupts, Holy Men and Women who lived and died bringing the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the United States of America. If you see a Saint who is not listed here, please contact us and we’ll look into adding him or her to the Web site.
We also encourage you to add your comment on each Saint’s page about how that Saint has touched your life, prayers that you find especially comforting, and anything you’d like to share with others about the Saint.
American Saints
American Blesseds
American Venerables
Venerable Vincent Robert Capodanno
Mother Mary Magdalen Bentivoglio (Incorrupt)
Father Samuel Mazzuchelli O.P.
Seminarian Frank Parater
- Bishop’s Decree
- Servant of God
Father Felix Verala
- The Florida Times article
- The Miami Herald article
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Very good list, thank you for this.
HELLO, VERY pleased you have listed Blessed Marianne Cope among the blesseds and now you can take her name off the Venerable list.
Kateri is a blessed too.
Blessings
thanks again. Blessed Kateri still belongs on the blessed list (not canonized yet) and there is one more blessed in our country (there are five Blesseds in all).
Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha (1656-1680), also known as Blessed Catherine Tekakwitha, is honored by the Catholic Church as the patroness of ecology, nature, and the environment.
Tekakwitha’s baptismal name is Catherine, which in the Iroquois languages is Kateri. Tekakwitha’s Iroquois name can be translated as, “One who places things in order.”1 or “To put all into place.”2 Other translations include, “she pushes with her hands” and “who walks groping for her way” (because of her faulty eyesight).
Tekakwitha was born at Ossernenon, which today is near Auriesville, New York, USA. Tekakwitha’s father was a Mohawk chief and her mother was a Catholic Algonquin.
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You may want to add Servant of God, Father Isaac T. Hecker, CSP. His cause was opened recently – see also http://www.paulist.org/hecker/ (needs updating!)
Unfortunately, many links to “Holy Men and Women” are dead. Maybe we all could help update them? Here is one I found for Fr. Hardon http://www.hardonsj.org/
Thanks Hannah, we’ll check it out and add it!
hi Hannah, since we are a volunteer-run website, any help you provide in updating old or incorrect info is much appreciated! Simply use the contact area on the site to submit any updates you may have. Thank you!