Who is recognized as the first Native American Saint, located at Tulane Avenue?

The first Native American saint recognized by the Catholic Church is Saint Kateri Tekakwitha, not directly mentioned in the options provided, but the confusion with the choices is understandable. Mother Elizabeth Seton, acknowledged as the first American-born saint, is known for her contributions to education and the establishment of the first Catholic school in the United States. While she does have a significant role in American Catholic history, she is not a Native American saint.

The context of Tulane Avenue in New Orleans, along with the misconceptions regarding the honorees, may have led to the misidentification of the correct answer. It's important to note that each of the other figures listed, including Margaret Gaffney Haughery, Saint Joan of Arc, and Saint Francis Xavier Cabrini, hold their own significance in the history of Catholicism and have connections to various communities, but they do not represent the title of the first Native American saint.