Did Katherin Drexel buy her Sainthood?

[Caesar]

Can you provide authentic church teaching to that effect C?

This is a good article explaining how Canonizations fall under the ubrella of Infallibility- catholicplanet.com/TSM/infallibility-canonizations.htm

 

[bones_IV]

then that someone is a racist himself.

She took an avid interest in the material and spiritual well-being of black and native Americans. She began by donating money but soon concluded that more was needed - the lacking ingredient was people. Katharine founded the Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament for Indians and Colored People, whose members would work for the betterment of those they were called to serve.

Briggs said that. You’re right he is a racist.

 

[puzzleannie]

Some one said she was a racist because she believed in segregation.

“someone said” does not constitute research

she did establish schools and institutions to serve Negros and Indians (as they were called in her day) in the South during the time when segregation was the law of the land, and no doubt complied with those laws. The reason she, and others who served those populations, founded such organizations is that under segregation the needs of these groups simply were not served by existing institutions.

 

[water]

Briggs said that. You’re right he is a racist.

I have no idea who he is.

 

[bones_IV]

“someone said” does not constitute research

she did establish schools and institutions to serve Negros and Indians (as they were called in her day) in the South during the time when segregation was the law of the land, and no doubt complied with those laws. The reason she, and others who served those populations, founded such organizations is that under segregation the needs of these groups simply were not served by existing institutions.

Thanks.