Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha K Saints Catholicism Denominations Christianity

Sites devoted to the Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha. She was born in 1656 of a Christian Algonquin mother and Mohawk father. She was baptized at 18, and died in 1680. She is often called the "Lily of the Mohawks."

• - A biography of Bl. Kateri by Margaret E. Wardlaw, an editorial, prayer for her canonization, and a poem by Eliza Allen Starr.
  
• - Short biography of Bl. Kateri, "Star of the Natives," from Fr. Lovasik's book "Kateri of the Mohawks." Illustrated, and with a novena prayer.
  
• - Short biography.
  
• - Brief biography, by Ed LoPresti. With bibliography.
  
• - The story of her life, suited to children.
  
• - Her life story, for children.
  
• - A life of the Lily of the Mohawks, by Sarah Skanaieah.
  
• - Illustrated biographical book by Ellen H. Walworth. Searchable page images.
  
• - Illustrated profile of Bl. Kateri, also known as Kateri Tegakouita.
  
• - An illustrated life of Bl. Kateri, for children.
  
• - Site devoted to Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha and her cause to become the first Native American saint. Created by the people of Kahnawake, and includes information about the Mohawk nation.
  
• - Prayer for canonization and novena, biography, homilies on Bl. Kateri. Reprinted with permission from the Tekakwitha Conference National Center.
  
• - An online shrine and museum dedicated to Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha. Includes a gallery with dozens of images, chapel, library, links.
  
• - Brief biography.
  
• - Biographical article on the "Lily of the Mohawks," who died in 1680. Also known as Catherine Tegakwitha or Takwita.
  
• - At Cross in the Woods, Indian River, Michigan. Brief biography, prayer, photo of sculpture.
  
• - A site dedicated to the Lily of the Mohawks. With pilgrimage photos and links.
  
  

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