Regina Bechtle SC featured in America Magazine
Sister of Charity Regina Bechtle has written “An American Daughter,” Elizabeth Seton and the American church,  in the current (Sept. 1) issue of America, and accessible online at www.americamagazine.org – click on “Current Issue” and scroll down. She also taped an interview about Elizabeth Seton today which is online at the magazine’s website and downloadable as a podcast.
Tags: America Magazine, Bechtle, Elizabeth Ann Bayley Seton
Direct link to the article is: and a great article with good connections on Mother Seton’s life in the firs 4 dioceses of the Catholic Church in USA. Clear, concise and compelling. Woman power is not new on the American stage! The podcast mentioned in the post is already accessible and download ready under this URL: Elizabeth Seton would have been (and probably is) extremely pleased with the podcast. Elizabeth Seton does ‘sainthood’ the way New York does ‘fashion’. Elizabeth Seton does ‘charity’ the way New York does ‘global’.Elizabeth Seton takes the ‘big Mac’ of motherhood and turns it into filet mignon. Sister Regina manages to verbalize and communicate this most eloquently — as New York blossoms rooted in Emmitsburg soil. Bravo!5 Comments
http://www.americamagazine.org/content/article.cfm?article_id=10997
Thanks!!
Direct link to the article is:
http://www.americamagazine.org/content/article.cfm?article_id=10997
and a great article with good connections on Mother Seton’s life in the firs 4 dioceses of the Catholic Church in USA.
Clear, concise and compelling.
Woman power is not new on the American stage!
Thanks!!
The podcast mentioned in the post is already accessible and download ready under this URL:
The Life of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
Elizabeth Seton would have been (and probably is) extremely pleased with the podcast. Elizabeth Seton does ‘sainthood’ the way New York does ‘fashion’. Elizabeth Seton does ‘charity’ the way New York does ‘global’.Elizabeth Seton takes the ‘big Mac’ of motherhood and turns it into filet mignon. Sister Regina manages to verbalize and communicate this most eloquently — as New York blossoms rooted in Emmitsburg soil. Bravo!