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Mother Seton House

A small house museum of America's first native-born saint, beatified by the Vatican for her relief work and founding of Catholic schools, and for three miraculous cures performed towards the end of her life.

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Address: 600 N Paca St
Hours: Mon-Fri noon-3:30PM, Sat Sun 1PM-3PM (calling ahead is recommended)
Website: stmarysspiritualcenter.org (opens in a new tab)

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