St. Frances Cabrini Minibook

Saint Frances Cabrini staple bound printed minibook BK155 is a 40-page Catholic biography focused on the first canonized American saint and her work with Italian immigrants. Written by Bob and Penny Lord and published by Journeys of Faith, it offers concise, citable details for personal reading, parish study, and Catholic gift giving.

• 40-page printed minibook in staple bound format for easy reading and storage
• Covers the life of Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini from northern Italy to the United States
• Explains her mission to serve 19th-century Italian immigrants with clear historical context
• Includes shrine references in Manhattan, Fort Tryon Park, West Park, Radnor, and New Orleans
• Useful for saint study, confirmation saint research, novena preparation, and classroom or parish use

Known as the Saint of the Immigrants, Frances Cabrini is presented here through the challenges of migration, language barriers, and Catholic missionary work in America. Unlike longer saint books, this minibook gives a focused overview that is easy to finish in one sitting while still providing meaningful historical and devotional context.

Readers trace her life from Sant' Angelo Lodigiano to Codogno, Rome, and finally the United States, where she answered the needs of immigrant families. This compact Catholic booklet works well for feast day reading, RCIA resource tables, prayer groups, and anyone looking for a practical introduction to a major Catholic saint.