Explore the incredible journey of St. Kateri Tekakwitha, a significant figure in Native American and Catholic history. She is regarded by many as a symbol of spiritual transformation; some view her as a victim of colonization. Born in 1656 in a Mohawk village in modern-day Upstate New York, Kateri's life was marked by courage, resilience, and unwavering faith. Throughout her life, she navigated a complex landscape of native traditions and burgeoning Christian influence, despite opposition and persecution. Her devotion and sanctity led to her canonization, making her the first Native American woman saint, and her legacy continues to inspire many.
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00:00 Early Life and Cultural Background
04:25 Encounter with Christianity
10:31 Life in the Praying Village
20:58 Final Days and Death
23:31 Legacy and Canonization
28:25 Conclusion and Prayer
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