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Shrine of St. Elizabeth Ann Bayley Seton, New York City

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#72 of 122 in Historic Sites in New York City

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• By Aprilmay2

  In una città che tutto distrugge e ricostruisce, questa chiesa e l’edificio che la affianca creano un contrasto che va visto, prima di immergersi nei canyon di Manhattan.  more »

  In a city that all destroys and rebuilds, this church and the building that combines contrast that should be seen, before diving into the canyons of Manhattan.
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• By 411sergeya

  Эти два крошечных(на фоне окружающих громад небоскребов) здания в голландском стиле, церковь и примыкающий к ней дом, то немного, что сохранилось от Европы на острове. Довольно миленькие, но как-то жа...  more »

  These two tiny (on the background of the surrounding communities of skyscrapers) building in the Dutch style, Chapel and adjacent to her house, there are a few that survived from Europe on the island. Pretty cute, but somehow feel sorry for them. The Church is dedicated to Elizabeth Ann Seton. She was the first, who was canonized in New York.
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• By Chris Woods

  A beautiful oasis of peace in the midst of the hustle and bustle of New York City. It is SO special to have this simple, modest church, housed in the location of the original home of St. Elizabeth (first American-born Saint!) in-between skyscrapers. Not only does it remind us of our past, but it gives us a beautiful opportunity to take a breath from the noise and to listen to Our Lord as we pray before him in the Eucharist. St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, pray for us!

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• By Paul Pavlinovich

  Grand old building full of history. Well worth a visit on one of its open days.

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