Publisher's Synopsis
Saint Katharine Drexel's life was a testament to faith in action, a relentless pursuit of justice, and an unwavering commitment to serving the most marginalized. Born into wealth and privilege, she chose a radically different path-dedicating her life to uplifting Native American and African American communities through education, advocacy, and faith.Saint Katharine Drexel: A Life of Faith, Justice, and Service takes readers on an inspiring journey through her transformation from a privileged heiress to a selfless champion of the poor. This compelling biography explores her encounters with racial injustice, her groundbreaking work in founding schools and Xavier University of Louisiana, and the challenges she faced from segregationists and societal prejudice.Through vivid storytelling, historical insights, and spiritual reflections, this book highlights Drexel's unwavering trust in God, her extraordinary perseverance, and the lasting impact of her mission. Her canonization as a Catholic saint is not just a recognition of her holiness but a reminder of how one life, rooted in faith, can change the world.Whether you seek inspiration, deeper faith, or a greater understanding of social justice through a Catholic lens, this book offers a powerful testament to the transformative power of love, education, and divine purpose.
