Cabrini: A Forgotten Heroine To Immigrant America
When it seemed like women could do little in society in the late 19th century, one woman of frail health was a figure of light to immigrants and the poor of New York City and beyond. Angel Studios has remedied the question: Who was Frances Cabrini, and why has this soul-sister to Mother Teresa and pioneer humanitarian been overlooked by most of the world all this time?
From the producer who brought us Sound of Freedom, Angel Studios has captured in the movie Cabrini the historical epic of a woman who would personally do more for America’s poor and immigrants than any Rockefeller or Vanderbilt. Cabrini illustrates how Frances Cabrini dedicated her life’s efforts to advocating for a more humane quality of life for children and raising charitable institutions all over the world. She showed herself as a true example of heroic sacrifice and social charity in recognizing the humanity of the poorest members of the slums.