She was small, frail, and told she’d never survive religious life — yet she crossed oceans, built hospitals and schools, and changed a continent. Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini, the first American citizen to be canonized, carried nothing but a rosary and an unbreakable trust in God. From a tiny Italian village to the roaring streets of New York, she became the spiritual mother of millions of immigrants, founding 67 institutions across the world. Her story is one of faith stronger than fear, miracles born from prayer, and a heart consumed by love for Christ.

In this episode, journey with us through her remarkable life — from her childhood dreams of becoming a missionary to her divine calling “not to the East, but to the West.” Witness her mystical visions, the hardships she overcame, and the courage that turned weakness into sainthood. This is not just history — it’s a living flame of hope for anyone who has ever felt small but dreamed of doing something great for God.

Listen now to discover the unstoppable heart of Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini — the saint who built an empire of mercy across America.