Like Mother Cabrini, we all face moments that test us — fear that holds us back, grief that overwhelms us, decisions that demand more wisdom or courage than we feel we have. Cabrini faced these same struggles throughout her life: crossing an ocean despite a fear of water, building hospitals and schools with no guarantee of success, grieving loss while continuing her mission, discerning God's will amid constant uncertainty. She met each of these obstacles through prayer, Scripture, reflection, and silence — and discovered there the peace and strength that only Christ can give.

This collection of Spiritual Exercises draws on that same well. Each one is rooted in a real challenge Cabrini faced and the prayer or practice that carried her through it — offered here so you can turn to them in your own moments of fear, grief, discernment, and courage. Mother Cabrini believed that every moment of prayer prepares us to become instruments of God's love in the world. May these exercises not only deepen your relationship with Christ, but also equip you, as they equipped her, to meet life's obstacles with faith.

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Prayer Cards

Novenas

Journaling with Mother Cabrini

Feast Days

Seasonal Spiritual Journeys

Prayers for Special Intentions

  • "To all the staff of our Mother Cabrini League. Thank you for your prayers

    R.P. Windsor, CA

  • "I prayed several Novenas to Mother Cabrini for help for my family and close friends. Mother Cabrini has helped all of them and I am so grateful to her. Thank you too, Sisters for your prayers.

    F.K. Las Vegas, N.V.

  • "Please place my intentions to be remembered in the Perpetual Novena. I am so grateful to have a job and home in which I can help other family members. I give thanks for all the blessings that have been bestowed on me and my family. Mother Cabrini has always answered my prayers in one way or an- other. Thank you for all you do!

    A.I. Charleston, S.C.

  • For many blessings, Mother Cabrini seems to always hear me. She has been with me since I was introduced to her at 15. Now I'm 79 and I still love praying to her.

    T.G. Crown Point, IN