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Daily Prayer to St Kateri Tekakwitha.


O Saint Kateri, Lily of the Mohawks,
Your love for Jesus,
so strong, so steadfast
pray that we may become like you.

Your short and painful life
showed us your strength and humility.
Pray that we may become
forever humble like you.

Like the bright and shining stars at night,
we pray that your light
may forever shine down upon us,
giving light, hope, peacefulness,
and serenity in our darkest moments.

Fill our hearts, Saint Kateri Tekakwitha
with your same love for Jesus
and pray that we have the strength and courage
to become one like you in Heaven.
Through Christ our Lord. Amen.


‼️ MORE ABOUT OF ST. KATERI TEKAKWITHA ‼️

St Kateri is one of the most beloved modern saints. She was the first Native American to be canonized. However, her most well-known quality is her devotedness to Christ. St Kateri risked everything as a convert to the faith. She is relatable to so many people because of the struggles she faced personally and spiritually.

St Kateri Tekakwitha’s life was not easy. She was born in 1656 in Auriesville, NY. Her mother was part of the Algonquin tribe of the Native Americans. She was also a Christian. She was captured by the Mohawks and married their chief.

Smallpox killed most of St Kateri’s family. Her mother, father, and brother all died from the disease. St Kateri lived, but the illness left her partially blind and severely disfigured. After her parents’ death, Saint Kateri was raised by her uncle. 

She was fairly quiet as a child. St Kateri suffered embarrassment from the disfigurement caused by her disease. She worked very hard and was dedicated to all she did.

At the age of 19, she decided to become Catholic. This act angered her community even more. She was treated as a slave. She would not work on Sunday for the Sabbath rest. As a result, she was not given food that day. 

Being Christian was not popular among her community. A few years later, St Kateri ran away to Montreal. It was almost 200 miles away. There, she spent three years in a Christian community. She learned more about God. She got to pray as much as she wanted!

After her death, the members of her community noticed that her face changed. The disfigurement was gone! St Kateri was beatified in 1980 and canonized in 2012. She is the patron saint of ecology, the environment, Native Americans, and exiled people.

People can pray the St Kateri Tekakwitha Novena for many different intentions! As the first Native American saint, she is particularly beloved by those who live in the Americas. You may recognize some of the places she lived! 

St Kateri converted to Catholicism at 19 years old. Those who are converts or in RCIA find her journey relatable. You can also ask her intercession for those you hope will convert some day.

Finally, St Kateri is the patron saint of ecology and the environment. Nature enthusiasts will love connecting to her in this way. This is also a great novena for the preservation of the earth.


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