Did Saint Elizabeth Anne Seton make miracles?

Answer 1

I found this information on the Emmitsburg Area Historical Society webpage. Pope Paul VI canonized Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton September 14 during the Holy Year of 1975 and the International Year of the Woman. The Holy See accepted three miracles through her intercession. 1) These included the cures of Sister Gertrude Korzendorfer, D.C., (1872-1942), of Saint Louis, of cancer; 2) a young child, Ann Theresa O'Neill, (b.1948), of Baltimore, from acute, lymphatic leukemia; 3) and the miraculous recovery of Carl Kalin, (1902-1976), of New York, from a rare form of encephalitis.

Answer 2

Yes, Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton is believed to have interceded in miracles posthumously, which contributed to her canonization as a saint by the Catholic Church. These miracles are recognized by the Church as extraordinary events that defy scientific explanation and are attributed to her divine intercession.

Answer 3

Although she did not perform any miracles, per se, through her intercession miracles were said to have occurred.
Elizabeth Anne was not noted for performing miracles during her life time. However, through her intercession after death there are sure to be a number of miracles that can be attributed to her help.

Answer 4

Sister Elizabeth Ann Seton is not remembered as a miracle worker during her life. She is remembered as a founder of Catholic schools in America and then founding a religious order of nuns to run them.

However, to be named as a saint a number of miracles must be verified that were permitted by Our Lord through the intercession of Sister Seton.

1)Sister Gertrude Korzendorfer, (1872-1942), of Saint Louis, was cured of cancer

2)A young child, Ann Theresa O'Neill, (b.1948), of Baltimore, was cured of acute, lymphatic leukemia;

3)Carl Kalin, (1902-1976), of New York, miraculously recovered from a rare form of encephalitis.