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Article: CABRINI SHRINE A CENTURY OLD PILGRIMAGE SUNDAY CELEBRATES THE LEGACY OF THE LEGENDARY SAINT.(City Desk/Local)
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- Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO)
- Article date:
- July 15, 2002
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Byline: Marc Shulgold
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS
It's been 100 years since Frances Cabrini came to Colorado to establish an orphanage for immigrant girls; she founded a school as well as Mount Carmel Parish, one of 67 ministries she established around the world.
But Mother Cabrini did something else during her visit, an act that has made her a high-profile presence in Colorado: She bought land west of Denver to be used as a summer home for those girls, most of whom were orphans of Italian miners.
In her memory, the Mother Cabrini Shrine stands on the which stands on the 362 acres she acquired a century ago. Every year on the second Sunday of ...
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... ... site for the shrine. ``Our founder Bishop Scalabrini and Mother Cabrini were very close friends,'' Feccia said. ``Bishop Scalabrini ... Brothers deal with Italians who come to this country, and Mother Cabrini was involved with immigrants,'' De Pietro said ...
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