The Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary, a Catholic secular institute founded in 1926 by Fr. Joseph Kentenich, constitutes part of the international Schönstatt Movement and works in 29 countries.

A Religious community of women dedicated to extending the reign of Christ through prayer and Catholic education.

Vowed Roman Catholic women working for the welfare and good of migrant and emmigrant communities.

Salvatorians - Society of the Divine Savior. An international Roman Catholic religious community dedicated to making the Savior more widely known.

Welcome to the web site for the Religious Sisters of Charity in England and Scotland.<br /> We are a religious congregation of women, founded by Mother Mary Aikenhead in 1815, in Dublin, Ireland, and living and working out our ministry of service to the poor.<br /> We hope you enjoy visiting the site and learning about our Congregation.

The Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary, often known as the RSHM, are an international community of 1100 women serving in fourteen countries, committed to the Good News that Jesus Christ came to call all people to fullness of life. As a group of Roman Catholic sisters, our mission is to promote life wherever we are. We express our mission primarily through educational, pastoral and social ministries.

Worldwide active contemplative order.

The homepages of the international congregation of Claretian Missionary Sisters, founded in Cuba during the 19th century.

A brief webpage in English describing this congregation's presences in the world. Mostly in Spanish.

A Congregation dedicated to service to the poor.

A missionary congregation dedicated to wakening all Christians to their apostolic calling.

The Oblate Sisters offer their lives for the diocesan priesthood. Ministerially, the sisters care for retired and convalescent priests and collaborate with them in parish ministry which includes teaching, directing religious education, hospital visitation and distribution of the Eucharist to the homebound.

An International Apostolic Order founded in Italy in the 1920's with a presence in New York, Wisconsin, and Puerto Rico.

The first order started for and by African-American women. When Afro-Americans were still prevented from joining orders.

A Congregation founded in Germany to do missionary work in the south seas. Now an international missionary order.

A missionary order whose motherhouse is in Huntington, Indiana, but has missions throughout the USA and South America.

A site about the life, ministry and mission of the Missionary Sisters of Our Lady of Africa. Their organization, International community life and ways to join in their mission as lay associates, through prayer, solidarity, and giving time to sharing the missionary life in Africa.

This page is the main website of the Missionary Servants of the Most Blessed Trinity (MSBT), a Catholic religious congregation.

MMM is composed of some 400 women who come from 19 different nationalities and are committed to a service of healing among people in areas of great need.

A history, their charism, what they do, and where they work and pray.

Joseph House helps the needy in Maryland through a variety of services. Learn how to help the poor by volunteering or making a contribution. Also information about the Little Sisters of Jesus and Mary.

a way of non-monastic, contemplative life in the heart of the world founded after the spirituality of Charles de Foucauld. International community of prayer and presence.

A congregation founded in Vietnam in the early 1970's to assist the LaSallian Brothers of Christian Education in teaching of the young, and whatever needed done. They now have sisters located in Vietnam, Thailand, and in San Jose, California.