St. Frances of Rome

St. Frances of Rome was a wife, mother, widow, and Benedictine oblate who lived a life of holiness in the midst of family duties, illness, grief, service to the poor, and household responsibilities. She is known for her example of faith and spirituality in everyday life. St. Frances was canonized as a saint by the Catholic Church and is revered for her devotion to God and her commitment to living a life of service to others. She is the patron saint of women in childbirth and is often invoked for guidance and protection in times of need.