Cabrini

Francesca Cabrini, a brave Italian immigrant, stepped foot in the chaotic streets of New York City in 1889. Instead of being deterred by the disease, crime, and poverty surrounding her, she saw an opportunity to make a difference. Despite facing many obstacles, Cabrini embarked on a daring mission to persuade the unfriendly mayor to provide shelter and medical care for the less fortunate in society. With her limited grasp of the English language and struggling health, Cabrini showcased her innovative spirit by creating an unprecedented empire of hope that inspired people around the globe.