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      St Elizabeth Ann Seton Shrine

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      Historical Places, Historical Monuments, Places Of Interest

      7 State St, New York, NY 10004

      212-269-6865

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      This historic and beautiful church is also the National Shrine of Saint Seton. Originally established as a mission for the protection of Irish immigrant girls. The church today serves lower Battery Park City and Financial District residents as well as Fidi workers. Established in 1886 the parish began as a mission for young female Irish immigrants. Occupying two adjacent buildings, The colonial Watson House and the home of Mother Seton. In addition to being a place for special devotion, the Shrine has educational material about her life and the lrish American immigrant experience. Among Saint Seton's many accomplishments, she is the founder of the order of The Sisters of Charity and began the Catholic parochial schools system in the United States.This historic and beautiful church is also the National Shrine of Saint Seton. Originally established as a mission for the protection of Irish immigrant girls. The church today serves lower Battery Park City and Financial District residents as well as Fidi workers. Established in 1886 the parish began as a mission for young female Irish immigrants. Occupying two adjacent buildings, The colonial Watson House and the home of Mother Seton. In addition to being a place for special devotion, the Shrine has educational material about her life and the lrish American immigrant experience. Among Saint Seton's many accomplishments, she is the founder of the order of The Sisters of Charity and began the Catholic parochial schools system in the United States.
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      Phone: 212-233-8355

      Fax: 212-809-6050

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      Historical Places, Historical Monuments, Places Of Interest, Tourist Information & Attractions
      Neighborhoods
      Downtown Manhattan, Financial District
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      Shrine of St. Elizabeth Ann Bayley Seton

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      http://www.spcolr.org

      http://setonshrine.com

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