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Missionary Servants of the Most Blessed Trinity (M.S.B.T.) [Code: 278]

We are faith-filled, vowed women who have been called by God to be missionaries. We offer ourselves for apostolic ministry, at home and in other lands, as we meet the pressing needs... Read More

Religious of the Assumption (R.A.), USA Province [Code: 466]

A diverse group of women living together in close-knit, friendly communities, we live out the vision of our foundress, Saint Marie Eugenie Milleret, by integrating contemplation and... Read More

Franciscan Friars of the Atonement (S.A.) [Code: 003]

We seek to foster "at-one-ment"—reconciliation, healing, and unity—within the brokenness of the world. Through our ministries, we walk alongside those who are lost, wounded... Read More

Sisters of the Resurrection (C.R.), New York Province [Code: 215]

As Sisters of the Resurrection, we encounter the Risen Jesus at every stage of our lives. Mary models for us the joy of emptying one's self in loving cooperation with God's gracious... Read More

Augustinian Friars (O.S.A.), Midwest Province of Our Mother of Good Counsel [Code: 596]

We are composed of 70 plus brothers and priests. The Augustinians trace their spiritual roots to St. Augustine, a 4th/5th century Bishop and Doctor of the Church. Augustine writes in... Read More

Sisters Of Charity of Nazareth, KY (S.C.N.) [Code: 220]

We are an international congregation founded in 1812 in Kentucky. Through prayer and being rooted in community, we commit ourselves to care for all creation and to work for peace and... Read More

Cenacle Sisters (r.c.) [Code: 188]

Cenacle Sisters are active women with contemplative hearts, called to live and pray in union with each other for the sake of the mission. We do this principally through retreats, religious... Read More

Sisters of the Divine Savior (S.D.S.), Salvatorian Sisters [Code: 315]

We are the women religious branch of the International Salvatorian Family. We collaborate in mission and ministry with priests and brothers of the Society of the Divine Savior and Lay... Read More

Franciscan Missionary Sisters of Our Lady of Sorrows (O.S.F.) [Code: 126]

A Franciscan missionary in China, Bishop Rafael Angelo Palazzi, founded our community in 1939. He entrusted us with a spirit of zeal for evangelization and catechesis. We are located... Read More

Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word (CCVI), Houston, TX [Code: 061]

“Our Lord Jesus Christ suffering in the persons of a multitude of sick and infirm of every kind, seeks relief at your hands.” --Bishop Claude M. Dubuis The Congregation... Read More

Marianists, Province of Meribah (S.M.) [Code: 334]

We are a religious community of brothers and priests, committed to living the Gospel together and serving Christ and His Church through the apostolate of education. Dedicating our lives... Read More

Congregation of Holy Cross (C.S.C.) [Code: 097]

The Congregation of Holy Cross is a community of pontifical right: men living and working under the authority of the successor of Peter. Founded by Blessed Basil Moreau, we are priests... Read More

Sisters of the Third Order of St. Francis (O.S.F.) [Code: 081]

Have a heart for the sick and suffering? Want to give your life to God for His greater honor and glory and the salvation of souls? Come and see if God may be calling you to be an OSF... Read More

Sisters of the Precious Blood (C.PP.S.) [Code: 318]

The Sisters of the Precious Blood serve as unwavering witnesses to Christ’s redemptive, reconciling, and healing love, responding to the world’s urgent need whenever and... Read More

Sisters of St. Joseph (C.S.J. and S.S.J.), Federation [Code: 024]

Does loving God and neighbor without distinction stir your heart and energize you for living in today’s world? In 1650, six ordinary women came together to share their gift of... Read More

Sisters of Saints Cyril & Methodius (SS.C.M.) [Code: 181]

Are you searching for a life filled with significance? A life where every day is devoted to God, to service, and to the people most in need? The Sisters of Saints Cyril and Methodius... Read More

Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration (F.S.P.A.) [Code: 030]

As Franciscans we commit ourselves to promoting sustainability, seeking peace and justice for all, and inviting new members to join us on our Franciscan journey. The Franciscan Sisters... Read More

Spiritans (C.S.Sp.), Congregation of the Holy Spirit [Code: 164]

For over three centuries Spiritans have crisscrossed the globe—living particularly among people who are suffering, being a pastoral presence and advocate for justice, and teaching... Read More

Glenmary Home Missioners (G.H.M.) [Code: 103]

Glenmary is a Catholic missionary society of priests and brothers who, along with coworkers, are dedicated to serving the spiritual and material needs of people living in mission counties... Read More

Sisters of Christian Charity (S.C.C.) [Code: 212]

The Sisters of Christian Charity, an international, active apostolic congregation serving in six countries, exists to live and make visible the love of Christ in the world today. The... Read More

Marianists, Society of Mary (S.M.) [Code: 105]

As part of a great society of holy men, we represent "the man that never dies" in service to Mary's mission in the world. The Marianist Province of the U.S. includes professed brothers... Read More

The Paulist Fathers (C.S.P.) [Code: 114]

Would you make a good Paulist? Do you desire to be a priest who spreads the Gospel message with joy and hope? Would you like to live with others in a community where you are known and... Read More

Order of the Incarnate Word and Blessed Sacrament (OVISS) [Code: 274]

Our charism calls us to become the loving presence of Jesus for others, to live and proclaim the incarnation of the Word. We witness God's presence in our midst by working in the Spirit... Read More

Dominican Sisters of Peace (O.P.) [Code: 338]

We are Dominican Sisters whose charism of preaching flows from our contemplation, study, and community. We are have over 320 Sisters and 800 Associates who live and minister in many... Read More

Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary (I.H.M.), Monroe, MI [Code: 258]

We are a ministerial community of vowed women and lay associates. We believe the Spirit is inviting us to enter more deeply into the liberating mission of Jesus Christ as we come to... Read More

Salesian Sisters of St. John Bosco, Daughters of Mary Help of Christians (F.M.A.) [Code: 255]

Bringing Christ to the young and the young closer to Christ: That has been our clear and consistent mission since 1872 when we were founded by St. John Bosco and St. Mary Mazzarello... Read More

Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary (I.H.M.), Scranton, PA [Code: 083]

We, the Scranton I.H.M. Sisters, see ourselves as women who value gospel-based community centered in prayer and service. We are a little under 300 women and 180 plus associates who... Read More

Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers (M.M.) [Code: 199]

Be There, Be a Missioner, Be Maryknoll. If prayer, a life of mission, adventure, living the sacraments in a foreign culture, learning a new language, preaching the Gospel, feeding the... Read More

Adorers of the Blood of Christ (A.S.C.) [Code: 001]

The Adorers strive to be a compassionate presence in our world by responding to the needs of our communities. We are diverse in our ministries and singular in our mission. The ASC Family... Read More

Sisters of Providence (S.P.), Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, IN [Code: 068]

Break boundaries and create hope with us! Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods are a community of vowed Catholic women religious. We joyfully live out the radical Gospel... Read More

Augustinian Friars (O.S.A.), Province of St. Thomas of Villanova [Code: 597]

Our Province consists of around 120 friars living in communities in Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey, with missions in Japan and Peru. With two institutions of... Read More

Benedictine Monks (O.S.B.) Saint Meinrad Archabbey [Code: 014]

Saint Meinrad Archabbey is a Roman Catholic monastery located in rural southern Indiana. Monks live a common life of shared work and prayer, according to the Rule of St. Benedict, and... Read More

Marist Brothers (F.M.S.) [Code: 298]

In the wake of the French Revolution, St. Marcellin Champagnat and some of his seminary classmates were inspired by their love of Jesus and Mary to found a Society of Mary that would... Read More

Visitation Sisters of Minneapolis (V.H.M.) [Code: 086]

Founded four hundred years ago in Annecy, France, St. Jane de Chantal and St. Francis de Sales started the Visitation Sisters with a primary vow of Love and a charism of heart-to-heart... Read More

Hospitaller Order of St. John of God (O.H.) [Code: 344]

Hospitaller Brothers can be found in over 54 countries around the world in hospitals, nursing homes, centers for the elderly, schools for children with special needs, and countless... Read More

Divine Word Missionaries (S.V.D.), Society of the Divine Word [Code: 177]

We are men of prayer and faith, serving where the Gospel has not yet been preached, or where the local church is not yet viable. Each of us is involved in a particular, unique ministry... Read More

Barnabite Fathers and Brothers (C.R.S.P.), Clerics Regular of St. Paul [Code: 254]

The Barnabite Fathers, the Clerics Regular of St. Paul, inspired to follow the spirit of St. Paul by their founder, St. Anthony M. Zaccaria, profess solemnly the vows of poverty, chastity... Read More

Sisters of the Humility of Mary (H.M.) [Code: 329]

As Sisters of the Humility of Mary, the heart of our commitment is a radical love and following of Jesus Christ. Mary's humility inspires us to say yes to God's call. Her fidelity to... Read More

Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus (M.S.C.), Cabrini Sisters [Code: 044]

As Missionaries, we go out of ourselves to encounter others by, in the words Pope Francis, “being close to those crushed by life’s troubles, sharing with the needy, standing... Read More

Carmelite Nuns (O.Carm.), Hudson, WI, Carmel of the Sacred Heart [Code: 637]

The first hermits of Mount Carmel saw in Mary all that they aspired to be: totally open to God, treasuring the words and the Word of God in her heart. Living as they did near the spring... Read More

Benedictine Sisters (O.S.B.), St. Joseph, MN, St. Benedict's Monastery [Code: 175]

We are a community of Benedictine Sisters seeking God in prayer and community life, serving the Church and the world through our ministries. Our prayer life is centered in daily communal... Read More

Redemptorists (C.Ss.R.), Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer [Code: 135]

The Redemptorists are a community of apostolic men; followers of Jesus Christ the Redeemer and disciples of St. Alphonsus Liguori. As a religious congregation of priests and brothers... Read More

Sisters of Charity of Saint Elizabeth (S.C.) [Code: 588]

As women of prayer, rooted in community and committed to the mission of Jesus Christ, we are compelled by his love to make God known in the world. We work with and for the poor, to... Read More

Sisters of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary (P.B.V.M.), Dubuque, IA [Code: 327]

As Presentation Sisters, we are women grounded in prayer, strengthened by community and called to serve those in need through our charism of hospitality. We are Catholic women called... Read More

Trinitarians (O.SS.T.) [Code: 122]

The Trinitarians are a Roman Catholic Order of priests and brothers dedicated to living out the Gospel through the charism of redemption. Founded in 1198, by St. John de Matha our mission... Read More

Brothers of the Sacred Heart (S.C.) [Code: 203]

Keeping the memory of Jesus alive through lives of service to young people is what we Brothers of the Sacred Heart are about. Founded in 1821 by Father André Coindre, a French... Read More

Missionaries of the Precious Blood (C.PP.S.) [Code: 108]

For more than 200 years, the apostolic society of the Missionaries of the Precious Blood (C.PP.S.) has been reaching out to those on the margins of society. Founded in 1815 by St. Gaspar... Read More

Union of the Sisters of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, U.S. [Code: 608]

Prayer, Community and Service guide our lives as Presentation Sisters and Lay Associates. We strive to live a Spirituality of Being in Communion, with an awareness of our oneness with... Read More

Carmelite Sisters of Baltimore (O.C.D.) [Code: 364]

We are a vibrant contemplative community of 18 women living in intentional fidelity to the tradition of Carmelite prayer, silence, and solitude. Our passion is contemplative presence... Read More

Marists (S.M.), Society of Mary [Code: 107]

Marists believe that they are called by Mary to live in her Society, a religious community of prayer, fellowship, and Gospel ministry to the Church and the world. Marists carry out... Read More

Sisters of St. Joseph (S.S.J.), Springfield, MA [Code: 569]

The Community of St. Joseph is made up of people joined together in the spirit of the mission of the Sisters of St. Joseph, that all may be one. We strive to unite neighbor with neighbor... Read More

School Sisters of Notre Dame (S.S.N.D.) [Code: 052]

We, the School Sisters of Notre Dame, are a vibrant, international congregation of 1900 vowed apostolic women with presence in 27 countries. We are committed to serving God and God... Read More

Vincentians (C.M.), Congregation of the Mission [Code: 178]

Confronted by severe poverty in France in the 1600’s and spiritual weariness due to an uneducated clergy, St. Vincent de Paul committed his life to championing the needs of the... Read More

Society of the Holy Child Jesus (S.H.C.J.), American Province [Code: 172]

Founded by Cornelia Connelly, the Society of the Holy Child Jesus is an international community of women religious. Our mission is to help others to believe that God lives and acts... Read More

Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace (C.S.J.P.) [Code: 227]

Are you seeking something MORE in your life? Search for your heart’s desire with the support of an intentional, intercultural, intergenerational community for mission. Guided... Read More

Felician Sisters of North America (C.S.S.F.) [Code: 025]

We are an active contemplative congregation of consecrated women, formally known as the Congregation of the Sisters of Saint Felix of Cantalice. We are inspired by the spiritual ideals... Read More

Franciscan Sisters of the Sacred Heart (O.S.F.) [Code: 033]

The Franciscan Sisters of the Sacred Heart, “merciful, joyous and poor, doing works of neighborly love,” are vowed women religious based in Frankfort, Illinois on the campus... Read More

Alexian Brothers (C.F.A.) [Code: 141]

Alexian Brothers is an 800-year-old lay, apostolic congregation dedicated to prayer and serving our fellow humans facing today’s challenges. We are committed to doing God´... Read More

Benedictine Sisters (O.S.B.), Ferdinand, IN, Monastery Immaculate Conception [Code: 069]

We are monastic women seeking God through the Benedictine tradition of community life, prayer, hospitality, and service to others. By our life and work, we commit ourselves to be a... Read More

Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary (I.H.M.), Immaculata, PA [Code: 187]

Animated by our charism of love, creative hope, and fidelity, and in imitation of Mary, we proclaim the Gospel message in the spirit of Jesus Christ the Redeemer. Strengthened by a... Read More

Missionaries of the Sacred Heart (M.S.C.), IE/UK [Code: 536]

We are a religious missionary order of brothers, some of whom have been called to the priesthood. However, we make no distinction between members. We simply refer to each other as brothers... Read More

Daughters of St. Mary of Providence (D.S.M.P.) [Code: 263]

Our Congregation was founded in 1881 by Saint Louis Guanella to spread the "Culture of Charity." As Instruments of Providence, we do not limit our energies but extend them to provide... Read More

Xaverian Missionaries (S.X.) [Code: 137]

Serving in 20 countries around the world, the Xaverian Missionaries are an international, multicultural community of over 1,000 priests, brothers, and sisters. In the spirit of our... Read More

Franciscan Missionaries of Mary (F.M.M.) [Code: 125]

We are 5,000 sisters from different nations and cultures serving in 72 countries. We are present in Asia, Africa, Europe, Latin America, Australia, and North America. Eucharistic adoration... Read More

Benedictine Sisters (O.S.B.), Cullman, AL--Sacred Heart Monastery [Code: 280]

We embody the spiritual wisdom and monastic tradition of St. Benedict through lives of prayer and ministry. We strive to deepen our relationships with God, with one another, and with... Read More

Congregation of Sisters of St. Agnes (C.S.A.) [Code: 171]

The Sisters of St. Agnes participate in the mission of Christ by joyful service in the church, always aware that we, too, are among the needy and are enriched by those we serve. As... Read More

Missionary Servants of the Most Holy Trinity (S.T.) [Code: 284]

We are a Religious Community of Priests and Brothers founded in the United States by Fr. Thomas Agustine Judge, C.M. in 1921. Since our founding we have given witness to the presence... Read More

Salvatorians (S.D.S.), Society of the Divine Savior [Code: 145]

The Salvatorian priests and brothers are the male religious branch of the International Salvatorian Family. We collaborate in mission and ministry with Sisters of the Divine Savior... Read More

Sisters of the Presentation of the B.V.M., Aberdeen, SD [Code: 050]

We are enthusiastic apostolic women eager to make the world a better place. We live lives consecrated to God through the vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience. As apostolic women... Read More

Congregation of Notre Dame (CND) [Code: 012]

Following in the footsteps of our foundress Saint Marguerite Bourgeoys, we seek never to excuse ourselves “from any journey on which there is good to be done or some work of charity... Read More

Carmelite Friars (O.Carm.), Most Pure Heart of Mary Province [Code: 112]

The recently-canonized Saint Titus Brandsma says, “True pupils of the School of Carmel find and meet God in the innermost recesses of their souls.” This is Carmelite prayer... Read More

Sisters of St. Rita (O.S.A.) [Code: 163]

We, the Sisters of St. Rita, are an active/contemplative community that follows the Rule of St. Augustine and the example of St. Rita of Cascia, our patroness. Like St. Rita, we serve... Read More

Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth (S.C.L.) [Code: 272]

Impelled by the love of Christ, we, Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth offer every loving service in our power to meet the critical needs of God's people. We are an apostolic community... Read More

Sisters of St. Francis (O.S.F.), Clinton, IA [Code: 475]

We Clinton Franciscans, in the spirit of Saint Francis and Saint Clare and grounded in contemplation, are called to ongoing conversion and sent as instruments of God’s peace.... Read More

Society of African Missions (S.M.A.), Societé des Missions Africaines [Code: 136]

We are an international community of 1,200 missionaries: Priests, Brothers, Associate Priests, and Lay Missionaries. We are committed to living the Gospel among our brothers and sisters... Read More

Crosier Fathers and Brothers (O.S.C.) [Code: 099]

Crosiers long to imitate Christ through the union of mind and heart as brothers through a life of liturgical prayer and active ministry. Inspired by the Rule of St. Augustine, we live... Read More

Benedictine Sisters (O.S.B.), Yankton, SD, Sacred Heart Monastery [Code: 143]

Rooted in our rural heritage and growing in relationship with God and one another in monastic community, we live a life of prayer, work, and lectio, by which we serve God and God's... Read More

Benedictine Sisters (O.S.B.), Duluth, MN, St. Scholastica Monastery [Code: 282]

Women living in community, following Christ according to the ancient Rule of St. Benedict. We balance liturgical and personal prayer, ministry, and contemplative silence. Our monastery... Read More

Congregation of Sisters of Bon Secours (C.B.S.) [Code: 058]

In 1821, Bon Secours became the first community of sisters to provide continuous nursing within the homes of those who were suffering. Our vision and mission: to defend and care for... Read More

Little Sisters of the Poor (L.S.P.) [Code: 041]

We are an international congregation living the Beatitudes in a spirit of joyful simplicity. Continuing the work of our foundress, St. Jeanne Jugan, our mission is to offer the neediest... Read More

Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ (P.H.J.C.) [Code: 049]

We Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ are a community of vowed women religious imbued with the charism of our foundress, St. Katharina Kasper, who partnered in the work of the Spirit throughout... Read More

Ursuline Sisters of Mount St. Joseph (O.S.U.) [Code: 222]

We, the Ursuline Sisters of Mount Saint Joseph, have been proclaiming Jesus through education and Christian formation for 150 years. Founded in 1874 in western Kentucky, our congregation... Read More

Sisters of the Redeemer (C.S.R.) [Code: 079]

We are women of faith, called by the Spirit of God to be a healing, hope-filled presence to those in need, particularly poor, sick, and vulnerable persons. Our mission, rooted in the... Read More

Congregation of Christian Brothers (C.F.C.) [Code: 095]

We continue the mission of Blessed Edmund in the 21st century by responding to the signs of our times and to the needs of today's most vulnerable members of society. We have accepted... Read More

Sisters of Notre Dame of the United States (S.N.D.) [Code: 064]

Looking for something more in life? How to turn passion into purpose? We're overjoyed that you're exploring how God is calling you to live out your vocation. We encourage you to see... Read More

Benedictine Sisters (O.S.B.), Fort Smith, AR, St. Scholastica Monastery [Code: 341]

We embrace the monastic life seeking God in community by living the Rule of St. Benedict and the Church, by living a balanced life of prayer, work, and leisure. Our membership is 19.... Read More

Sisters of Providence (S.P.), Mother Joseph Province [Code: 067]

Sisters of Providence is an international, intergenerational, intercultural and interdependent congregation founded by Emilie Gamelin of Montreal in 1843. Our mission is to meet the... Read More

Benedictine Monks (O.S.B.), Subiaco, AR, Subiaco Abbey [Code: 256]

Living a monastic life which balances prayer, work and study since 1878! In a general way our monastic life is like many others: work flows from our prayer as we undertake involvement... Read More

Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary (B.V.M.) [Code: 296]

The Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, in Dubuque, Iowa, is a community of women religious whose members, in response to a personal call from God, have chosen a vowed life... Read More

Sisters of the Holy Family (S.S.F.) [Code: 502]

The Sisters of the Holy Family, an African-American community, were founded by Henriette Delille, a free woman of color, in 1842 in New Orleans, Louisiana during the time of slavery.... Read More

Benedictine Sisters (O.S.B.), Bristow, VA, St. Benedict Monastery [Code: 321]

In the spirit of the 1,500-year-old tradition of the Benedictine Order, we commit our lives to seeking God in community and have served the people of Virginia for 150 years. Our monastic... Read More

Brothers of the Christian Schools (F.S.C.) [Code: 100]

We invite you to learn more and discern with us. As Brothers of the Christian Schools (De La Salle Christian Brothers) we are passionate about our mission of providing a human and Christian... Read More

Sisters of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary (P.B.V.M.), New Windsor, NY [Code: 250]

We are women who follow in the footsteps our our foundress Nano Nagle, whose motto was "Not words, but deeds." We are women of prayer, women in community, and women for mission. We... Read More

Little Sisters of Jesus and Mary (L.S.J.M.) [Code: 361]

The Little Sisters of Jesus and Mary are an active-contemplative community of religious women called to meet Christ in the poor, in one another, in the created world, and in the Eucharist.... Read More

Benedictine Sisters (O.S.B.), Elizabeth, NJ, St. Walburga Monastery [Code: 353]

We are monastic women who seek God in community through Gospel values and the Rule of St. Benedict. We live out our monastic conversion supported by Eucharist, Liturgy of the Hours... Read More

Maryknoll Sisters of St. Dominic (M.M.) [Code: 479]

Who do we say we are? We Maryknoll Sisters are diverse vowed religious women living the Gospel in mission within the co-creative energy of Divine Love. We are from many cultures living... Read More

Benedictine Sisters (O.S.B.), Atchison, KS, Mount St. Scholastica [Code: 080]

We are 85 women who seek God through community life, prayer, ministry, and care for all creation. The Rule of St. Benedict and Sacred Scripture are our guides as we deepen our relationship... Read More

Viatorians (C.S.V.), Clerics of St. Viator [Code: 094]

Viatorians proclaim Jesus Christ and His Gospel and raise communities where faith is lived, deepened, and celebrated. Viatorians are professed brothers and priests, together with women... Read More

Dominican Sisters (O.P.), Adrian, MI [Code: 176]

We Dominican Sisters of Adrian are members of the Order of Preachers. We preach the Good News of God´s love to the world through our ministries and our lives. One of our mottos... Read More

Sisters of St. Francis of the Neumann Communities (OSF) [Code: 294]

God gave you many gifts and talents. Use them in service as a Sister of St. Francis of the Neumann Communities. We are a Franciscan congregation whose over 200 sisters are rooted in... Read More

Franciscan Brothers of Peace (F.B.P.) [Code: 006]

We are a group of pro-life Religious Brothers (9 Brothers and 1 Priest-Brother so far) who have dedicated our lives to our Lord Jesus Christ and His Holy Catholic Church in the Franciscan... Read More

Apostles of the Sacred Heart of Jesus (A.S.C.J.) [Code: 267]

We were founded in Viareggio, Italy, in 1894 by Blessed Clelia Merloni. Clelia, after a miraculous healing, founded the community devoted to the Sacred Heart of Jesus with the desire... Read More

Benedictine Sisters of Perpetual Adoration (O.S.B.) [Code: 008]

We are a contemplative, monastic congregation that follows the Rule of St. Benedict. Our main ministry is prayer through the singing of the Liturgy of the Hours, Eucharistic Adoration... Read More

Congregation of Divine Providence (C.D.P.), Melbourne, KY [Code: 257]

As Sisters of Divine Providence we have a mission to be living witnesses to the Providence of God. God's love becomes real in us as we go out to be Providence to others through the... Read More

Benedictine Sisters (O.S.B.), St. Placid Priory, Lacey, WA [Code: 580]

We are a monastic community of fourteen Sisters who live under the Rule of St. Benedict. We share a balanced life of prayer, work, hospitality, simplicity, and service. Our main ministry... Read More

Dominican Sisters (O.P.), Mission San Jose, Congregation of the Queen of the Holy Rosary [Code: 552]

Are you curious about religious life? Have you ever thought of being a sister? Are you wondering if God is calling you to a religious vocation? Do you have a vocation? Yes! You do have... Read More

Augustinian Friars (O.S.A.), Western Province of St. Augustine [Code: 598]

We are a small fraternity which has grown by 16 percent in the past six years. We are a culturally diverse group of brothers who minister in multicultural settings. No human being is... Read More

Congregation of the Humility of Mary (C.H.M.), Davenport, IA [Code: 363]

Committed to a life of simplicity, humility and joy, the CHM sisters are inspired by Mary's Magnificat. Since our beginnings in France in 1854, we have been listening to the Spirit... Read More

Congregation of the Passion (C.P.), Passionists [Code: 113]

Passionist priests and brothers profess a unique Fourth Vow to promote the memory of Christ’s Passion and God’s redeeming love for all, expressed in their blended life of... Read More

Benedictine Sisters (O.S.B.), Beech Grove, IN, Our Lady of Grace Monastery [Code: 362]

As Benedictine sisters we seek God in community centered on prayer, work and hospitality. Through our monastic promises of obedience, stability and fidelity to the monastic way of life... Read More

Sisters of Reparation of the Sacred Wounds of Jesus (S.R.) [Code: 205]

This Reparation Community includes religious women who have a special call to enrich their own spiritual lives by daily prayer and accept in a spirit of reparation love all that life... Read More

Missionary Sisters of Our Lady of Apostles (O.L.A.), IE [Code: 519]

We are contemplatives in action: finding God in all things and all things in God. We joyfully consecrate our lives to God for the proclamation of the Gospel. We work in 19 countries... Read More

Servites (O.S.M.), Servants of Mary [Code: 159]

Founded in 1233, we bring the compassionate presence of Christ to the world through lives lived in community, serving the needs of others in a variety of ministries, while looking to... Read More

Presentation Sisters (P.B.V.M.), Dublin, IE [Code: 511]

Three hundred years ago, our foundress, Nano Nagle was born in Ireland. Her global vision and creative endeavours have led to her legacy inspiring compassionate Gospel services around... Read More

Franciscan Friars (O.F.M.), Province of Our Lady of Guadalupe [Code: 478]

With over 600 friars living and ministering as brothers across the United States, the Franciscan Friars of the Province of Our Lady of Guadalupe owe our inspiration to Francesco di... Read More

New Camaldoli Hermitage (E.C.M.C.) [Code: 629]

The life of a Camaldolese monk centers on the seeking union with God following the dictates of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, in union with the Catholic Church, through the ancient but... Read More

Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady (F.M.O.L.) [Code: 442]

The Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady North American Region are consecrated women inspired by St. Francis of Assisi. We are part of an international Congregation present in 17 countries.... Read More

Franciscan Sisters of John the Baptist (F.S.J.B.) [Code: 354]

Our community was established in 2006 in the Diocese of Peoria, Illinois. We are a contemplative-active community faithful to the Holy Father and the Magisterium of the Catholic Church.... Read More

Missionhurst-CICM [Code: 638]

Inspired by our founder Belgian diocesan priest Theophile Verbist. We have proclaimed the Good News of the Gospel in some of the most remote places on earth since 1862. Today, almost... Read More

United States Conference of Secular Institutes [Code: 147]

We are an association of all the Secular Institutes in the United States. Its mission is to provide education, resources, and support for member institutes, and to assist inquirers... Read More

Carmel of Cristo Rey (O.C.D.) [Code: 333]

We are a cloistered Community called to an apostolate of prayer, sacrifice, and penance for all humanity, the intentions of Holy Church, and especially for priests. Guided by the teachings... Read More

Order of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Mercy (O.deM.), Mercedarians [Code: 216]

One of the ancient Orders of the Catholic Church, the Mercedarian Friars, were founded in 1218. The Friars honor the Blessed Virgin Mary, as the foundress and mother of the work of... Read More

Missionaries of the Holy Family (M.S.F.) [Code: 129]

The Missionaries of the Holy Family were founded as a religious community in 1895 in Holland. Today, over 1,000 priests and brothers serve in 22 different countries. We base our community... Read More

Sisters of Transfiguration Hermitage [Code: 367]

We are a monastic, contemplative community, following the Rule of St. Benedict in a way of life which nurtures the love of God in solitude as well as in community. Our life includes... Read More

Benedictine Monks (O.S.B.), Washington, DC, St. Anselm's Abbey [Code: 204]

Founded in 1924, set in peaceful 40 acres in northeast Washington, St. Anselm's is a community of brothers and priests living under the Rule of St. Benedict and an abbot, seeking God... Read More

TrueQuest Communications [Code: 1256]

Publishers of VISION Vocation Guide on behalf of the National Religious Vocation Conference. Founded in 2001 to help spiritual seekers along the way, we produce trusted resources for... Read More

Daughters of Divine Zeal (F.D.Z.) [Code: 236]

We are an international community of sisters established by St. Hannibal Marie Di Francia in Messina, Italy in 1887. We embrace the vows of chastity, obedience, and poverty, and profess... Read More

Sisters of Nazareth (C.S.N.) [Code: 244]

The Congregation of the Sisters of Nazareth aims to share the love of God through our ministries of care, Pre-K through 8 education, and our openness to respond to the needs of the... Read More

House of Discernment [Code: 615]

Need some time and space to determine your next path in life? Consider the House of Discernment Program, a collaborative effort with the Sisters of St. Francis of the Neumann Communities... Read More

Sisters of Our Mother of Divine Grace (S.M.D.G.) [Code: 509]

We are an emerging community of consecrated life, established in the Diocese of Saginaw, Michigan, in 2010, under the direction of Bishop Joseph Cistone. We endeavor to live and work... Read More

Legionaries of Christ (L.C.) [Code: 226]

We are a community of priests and candidates to the priesthood with over 900 priests and 600 studying to be priests present in 21 countries, mainly throughout the Americas and Europe.... Read More

Sisters of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary (P.B.V.M.) Collaborative [Code: 606]

Presentation Sisters are women of prayer, community and mission! The ministries we serve are determined by the needs of God’s people and the gifts of each sister. Our spirituality... Read More

Dominican Sisters (O.P.) [Code: 018]

Dominican Sisters live in many locations throughout the U.S. We share a common heritage and are influenced by differences in our geography and history. As Dominicans, we claim preaching... Read More

Sisters of the Resurrection (C.R.), Immaculate Conception-Chicago Province [Code: 639]

As Sisters of the Resurrection, we believe in the transforming power of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. We believe that His resurrection is the ultimate expression of hope and love.... Read More

Sisters of the Cross of the Sacred Heart of Jesus (RCSCJ) [Code: 640]

We are a Contemplative Congregation founded in Mexico by inspiration of Blessed Concepcion Cabrera de Armida (Conchita). We are called to console the Sacred Heart of Jesus through Eucharistic... Read More

Lay Salvatorians (S.D.S.) [Code: 604]

The lay branch of the International Salvatorian Family includes married and single women and men. We collaborate in mission and ministry with Society of the Divine Savior and Sisters... Read More

Daughters of Charity (D.C.), IE [Code: 511]

The Daughters of Charity are an international community of apostolic life. Founded by St. Vincent de Paul and St. Louise de Marillac in 1633 in France, they first came to Ireland in... Read More

Priests of the Sacred Heart (S.C.J.), Dehonians [Code: 116]

We are an apostolic community of men dedicated to prayer and service to the poor. We join together in local communities to serve parishes, schools, and those in need while focusing... Read More

Benedictine Monks (O.S.B.), Saint Benedict, OR, Mount Angel Abbey [Code: 365]

Mount Angel Abbey in Saint Benedict, Oregon, is a community of 50 monks who live and work according to the Rule of St. Benedict. Close to half of our community are men who have entered... Read More

PIME Missionaries (PIME) [Code: 134]

PIME (Pontifical Institute for Foreign Missions) is an International Society of Apostolic Life. We are priests and brothers who dedicate our lives to the mission among non-Christians... Read More

Olivetan Benedictine Sisters (O.S.B.) [Code: 447]

As a monastic community, the Olivetan Benedictines of Jonesboro, AR, love the Church and seek to serve her in fidelity to the Church's Magisterium. Our mission is the same today as... Read More

Brothers of St. Patrick (F.S.P.) [Code: 618]

Brothers of St. Patrick was founded in 1808 by Bishop Daniel Delany for providing moral, religious, and academic education to youth. From humble beginnings in Ireland, the Brothers... Read More

Sisters of St. Mary of Oregon (S.S.M.O.) [Code: 630]

We share in the mission of Jesus by proclaiming the Good News of God’s love. For over 135 years, we have been committed to compassionate, joyful service and dedicated our lives... Read More

Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet (C.S.J.), St. Paul, MN [Code: 572]

Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet direct their whole person and life toward the fulfillment of the mission of Jesus, bringing all persons to freedom and oneness in God. Their public... Read More

Dominican Sisters (O.P.), San Rafael, CA [Code: 555]

Inspired by our faith and by the mission of St. Dominic to proclaim God’s Word in our world, we are dedicated to reaching out to all who hunger and thirst for God’s truth... Read More

Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet (C.S.J.), Albany, NY [Code: 587]

See what can be done with God’s Great love! Called by God and passionate for the mission of Jesus, the Sisters of St. Joseph come together to serve all persons. With a distinctive... Read More

Trappist Cistercian Monks (O.C.S.O.) Conyers, GA, Monastery of Our Lady of the Holy Spirit [Code: 151]

We share life in a contemplative community in the Georgia Piedmont. We have joined our neighbors in going green by fostering stream restoration, an organic vegetable garden, and a natural... Read More

Sisters of St. Joseph (S.S.J.), Rochester, NY [Code: 568]

We are inviting You to join us in becoming a Sister of St. Joseph and to commit your life to the radical message of the gospel “that all may be one” (John 17:21). We define... Read More

Sisters of St. Joseph (C.S.J.), Boston, MA [Code: 559]

As a religious community of vowed apostolic women with a contemplative stance toward life, the mission of Sisters of St. Joseph of Boston is to realize the prayer of Christ, &ldquo... Read More

Franciscan Friars, Conventual (O.F.M.Conv.) [Code: 098]

The Franciscan Friars is the Order founded by Francis of Assisi in 1209. The Conventual Franciscans have lived our charism for more than 800 years! The word conventual comes from the... Read More

Sisters of St. Joseph (S.S.J.), Northwestern, PA [Code: 564]

We choose to live in community to share faith, love, and mission. Moving toward fullness of grace, we commit ourselves to constant response to the ever-changing needs of the world.... Read More

Sisters of Mercy of the Americas (R.S.M.) [Code: 063]

We are an international community of Roman Catholic women who dedicate our lives to God through vows of poverty, chastity, obedience, and service. For more than 180 years, motivated... Read More

Sisters of Our Lady of Sion (N.D.S.) [Code: 366]

We are an international congregation of religious women, joined by Associates and Friends, called to witness to God's faithful love as revealed in scripture for the Jewish people and... Read More

Dominican Sisters (O.P.), Sparkill, NY [Code: 557]

Founded in 1876, the Dominican Sisters of Sparkill is an apostolic community of vowed women religious and associates who live and minister primarily in New York, Missouri, and Pakistan.... Read More

Franciscan Sisters of the Atonement (S.A.) [Code: 211]

Founded in 1898, we are an apostolic congregation of women religious who profess the evangelical counsels of poverty, chastity, and obedience. Inspired by our charism of unity, we ... Read More

Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur (SNDdeN) [Code: 065]

We are an international congregation of women religious serving in the U.S. and around the world in Belgium, Brazil, Democratic Republic of Congo, France, Great Britain, Italy, Japan... Read More

Benedictine Sisters (O.S.B.), Erie, PA, Mount St. Benedict Monastery [Code: 310]

Women living the Rule of Benedict by balancing community life, contemplative and liturgical prayer, silence and ministry; women committed to being a healing presence and prophetic witness... Read More

Parish Visitors of Mary Immaculate (P.V.M.I.) [Code: 292]

We are contemplative-missionary sisters, founded in New York City in 1920 by Mother Mary Teresa Tallon. Our apostolate of evangelization, religious education and social service assistance... Read More

Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet (C.S.J.) , St. Louis, MO [Code: 571]

Does loving God and neighbor without distinction stir your heart and energize you in living in today’s world? We are a community of women religious who dedicate our lives to bringing... Read More

Religious of the Assumption (R.A.), UK [Code: 397]

Founded by St. Marie Eugenie Milleret, contemplative prayer is the source and strength of our community life and our mission. Each day we gather together for the Liturgy of the Hours... Read More

Benedictine Sisters (O.S.B.), Bismarck, ND, Annunciation Monastery [Code: 358]

We are a community of 47 monastic women who seek God and care for God’s people. Our monastery is nestled atop a bluff overlooking the scenic Missouri River. We value common prayer... Read More

Sisters of St. Joseph (S.S.J.), St. Augustine, FL [Code: 570]

We are a congregation of Catholic women living the consecrated life as vowed religious serving the needs of the dear neighbor in Florida. We are women who, seized by God’s love... Read More

Trappistine Cistercian Nuns, (O.C.S.O.), Dubuque, IA, Our Lady of the Mississippi Abbey [Code: 621]

We are a monastic order consecrated to contemplation and to the worship of God through a life of love according to the Rule of St Benedict. The monastic rhythm of life includes daily... Read More

Vocations Ireland [Code: 511]

We are an association of the Vocation Directors of the Catholic Religious Orders in Ireland. We work to present religious life, apostolic, missionary, and contemplative, as a life choice... Read More

Trappist Cistercian Monks (O.C.S.O.), Moncks Corner, SC, Mepkin Abbey [Code: 622]

We, the monks of Mepkin Abbey, are responding to God’s call to live an ancient form of radical Christian discipleship focused on seeking and finding God in community where we... Read More

Dominican Sisters (O.P.), Sinsinawa, WI [Code: 556]

The Dominican Sisters of Sinsinawa have been preaching and teaching for over 175 years. We are rooted in the 800 year legacy of Dominic de Guzman, who founded the Order of Preachers... Read More

Salesians of Don Bosco (S.D.B.) [Code: 117]

For over 150 years, under the teachings of St. John Bosco, Salesian Brothers and Priests have been inspiring young people to live lives of faith. We want to respond to Christ's love... Read More

Sisters of St. Joseph (C.S.J.), Concordia, KS [Code: 562]

“Eyes open . . . Ears attentive . . . sleeves rolled up for ministry! Those are the qualities and attitudes of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Concordia, KS. We are women serving... Read More

Sisters of the Order of St. Basil the Great (O.S.B.M.) [Code: 467]

Our province, Jesus Lover of Humanity, was established in America as a result of a request from the first Eastern Catholic Bishop, Stephan Ortynsky, in 1911 to care for orphans. Our... Read More

Dominican Sisters (O.P.), Springfield, IL [Code: 019]

We, Dominican Sisters of Springfield, Illinois, are rooted in the mission of Jesus. Filled with the joy of the Gospel we are committed to bringing hope to our world. As St. Dominic... Read More

Dominican Sisters (O.P.), Grand Rapids [Code: 551]

We are vowed Dominican women preaching the Word in diverse forms through our ministries. Through prayer, study, common life, and ministry, we strive to preach the Gospel with our lives... Read More

Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia (O.S.F.) [Code: 139]

“Rebuild my house. . .” Join with others responding to this Franciscan call by living in loving relationship and service, caring for creation, promoting justice and peace... Read More

Sisters of St. Joseph (C.S.J.), Brentwood, NY [Code: 560]

The Sisters of St. Joseph Brentwood are the largest order of Catholic women religious on Long Island, and have a 164-year tradition of ministering wherever they are needed. The Sisters... Read More

Poor Clares (O.S.C.), Travelers Rest, SC [Code: 359]

As Poor Clare Nuns, we the sisters of the Monastery of Saint Clare in Travelers Rest, SC live a life of contemplative prayer and pray for the whole world. In the tradition of Saint... Read More

Servants of the Holy Heart of Mary (S.S.C.M.) [Code: 055]

An international religious congregation serving the needs of the church through parish ministry, teaching, counseling, spiritual ministry and human services. The sisters in the United... Read More

Poor Clares (O.S.C.), Cincinnati, OH [Code: 576]

As Poor Clare Contemplative Nuns, our mission is to pray for the needs of the Church, the World and all people. Our life of prayer is shaped by our daily celebration of the Eucharist... Read More

Dominican Sisters (O.P.), Blauvelt, NY [Code: 549]

Our Dominican motto: to praise, to bless, to preach the Word of God frames our lives of prayer, study, common life, and ministry. We endeavor to proclaim the good news of the compassionate... Read More

Dominican Sisters (O.P.), Houston, TX [Code: 553]

We publicly commit ourselves to study and address the crucial justice issues of our times. We assume the risks inherent in preaching and teaching the Gospel. We work to transform social... Read More

Sisters of St. Joseph (C.S.J.), Los Angeles, CA [Code: 565]

As Sisters of St. Joseph, we are moving always toward the profound love of God and love of neighbor without distinction. We have been serving the dear neighbor without distinction since... Read More

Sisters of Mary of the Presentation (S.M.P.) [Code: 229]

We are an apostolic international Congregation of women consecrated to God TO BE THE PRESENCE OF JESUS in today’s society. We strive to live authentic community life rooted in... Read More

Salvatorian Family (S.D.S.) [Code: 603]

We are an international community of vowed men and women religious and lay salvatorians. We collaborate in mission and ministry. Our founder, Fr. Francis Jordan believed all baptized... Read More

Carmelite Friars (O.Carm.), St. Elias Province [Code: 307]

As the Brothers of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Mount Carmel in the New York Province of St. Elias, we serve the people of God in the United States, Vietnam, and Trinidad & Tobago. Through... Read More

Congregation of St. Joseph (C.S.J.) [Code: 563]

We are women of the Church, attentive to the needs of the world. We are filled with enthusiasm for the mission of unity and use our diverse gifts and talents living and working &ldquo... Read More

Missionaries of Our Lady of La Salette (M.S.) [Code: 225]

The Missionaries of La Salette are an international Catholic Religious Community of men and women, founded and inspired by the apparition of Our Blessed Lady to two children in the... Read More

Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent (D.C.), UK [Code: 454]

We belong to an international Roman Catholic congregation of women founded by Vincent de Paul and Louise de Marillac. We are given to God in community for the service of people in need... Read More

Sisters of St. Joseph (C.S.J.), Orange, CA [Code: 566]

Does your heart have a longing to serve God and neighbor, for peace and unity in a broken world, to pray and to live with other women who share these longings? We are women in love... Read More

Sisters of St. Joseph (C.S.J.), Baden, PA [Code: 558]

As Sisters of St. Joseph of Baden, we commit ourselves, our energies and our resources to serving God and the ‘dear neighbor’ without distinction. We believe that God is... Read More

St. Joseph's Society of the Sacred Heart [Josephite Priests and Brothers (S.S.J.)] [Code: 192]

We are a Society of Apostolic Life established in 1871 exclusively to serve the spiritual and temporal needs of the African-American community. The members of the Josephite Society... Read More

Sisters of St. Joseph (C.S.J.), Philadelphia, PA [Code: 567]

We are a vibrant and forward-thinking community of well-educated, dynamic, and courageous women committed to religious life, service to others, and the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We are... Read More

Benedictine Sisters (O.S.B.), Covington, KY, St. Walburg Monastery [Code: 579]

We are monastic sisters who seek God together in prayer, hospitality, and work. The Eucharist, Liturgy of the Hours, personal prayer, study, and service are the foundation of our spirituality.... Read More

Congregation of Sisters of Bon Secours (C.B.S.), UK [Code: 543]

Can you picture yourself as consecrated to God by vows of poverty, chastity and obedience? A compassionate, healing, and liberating presence caring for all of creation? One who finds... Read More

Trappistine Cistercian Nuns (O.C.S.O.), Wrentham, MA, Mount Saint Mary’s Abbey [Code: 371]

Our order is a monastic Order wholly directed to contemplation. We are dedicated to the worship of God in a life that is hidden, obscure, and laborious within the monastery and under... Read More

Sisters of the Holy Family of Bordeaux [Code: 372]

The Holy Family was founded in 1820 by Pierre Noailles, a priest of Bordeaux. Our Family is characterized by its inclusive nature, incorporating Apostolic and Contemplative sisters... Read More

Faithful Companions of Jesus (fcJ), UK [Code: 426]

Our vocation is simply to be Companions of Jesus, sharing in the mission of Jesus in the world. We are called to follow Jesus faithfully, willing to stand at the foot of the cross like... Read More

Poor Clares (P.C.C.), Carlow, IE [Code: 612]

We observe the Holy Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ by living in obedience, without anything of one’s own, in chastity and enclosure. The holiness of our foundress St. Clare was... Read More

Little Company of Mary (L.C.M.), IE [Code: 517]

Founded in England in 1877 by Venerable Mary Potter, the first Irish community of the Little Company of Mary was formed in 1888 with the opening of St. John’s Hospital in Limerick.... Read More

Daughters of St. Paul (F.S.P.) [Code: 015]

Founded by Blessed James Alberione in 1915 to communicate the Gospel through all forms of media, the Daughters of St. Paul bring Jesus Christ to all people in more than 50 countries... Read More

Augustinians (O.S.A.), IE [Code: 530]

The key elements of the Augustinian tradition include: A strong sense of Christian community and friendship; the restless search for God, for his love and truth; the invitation to form... Read More

Redemptorists (C.Ss.R.), U.K. [Code: 489]

As an international Catholic religious congregation, our presence is felt in every corner of the world, working and ministering in 79 countries. Motivated by St. Alphonsus, our founder... Read More

Capuchin Francican Friars of Great Britain (O.F.M.Cap), UK [Code: 472]

In a time when reform was needed within both the church and the Franciscan family, Matteo Bassi, a friar, sought a life away from possessions, position, and wealthy benefactors to spend... Read More

Benedictine Sisters (O.S.B.), NABVFC [Code: 004]

Each monastic community, though observing the Rule of Benedict, is independent and self-governing. Community is the central ministry of Benedictine monasteries. We share our lives,... Read More

Servants of the Blessed Sacrament (S.S.S.) [Code: 054]

A worldwide Eucharistic contemplative community, we maintain Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament in our public chapels. Our life of prayer is shared with others according to the talents... Read More

Associate Community of the Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ [Code: 602]

We are baptized men and women who make a non-vowed renewable covenant with the Associate Community in the Spiritual Family of Katharina Kasper for the purpose of mutual spiritual enrichment... Read More

Brothers of Christian Instruction (F.I.C.), De La Mennais Brothers, UK [Code: 470]

The Brothers of Christian Instruction, also known as the De La Mennais Brothers, is a teaching order founded by Fr. Jean-Marie de la Mennais with Fr. Gabriel Deshayes in 1819 to teach... Read More

Discalced Carmelite Friars (O.C.D.), California-Arizona Province of St. Joseph [Code: 634]

Laudetur Iesus Christus Discalced Carmelite Friars are sons of St. Teresa of Jesus and St. John of the Cross, stemming from the ancient Order of the Brothers of the Blessed Virgin Mary... Read More

Congregation of the Passion of Jesus Christ, St. Joseph Province [Code: 510]

The Passionists are an international Catholic Religious Order founded by St. Paul of the Cross in Italy in 1720. The Passionist family includes priests, brothers, nuns, sisters, and... Read More

Passionist Nuns (C.P.), Ellisville, MO [Code: 047]

For the praise of God's glory by way of being Brides of Jesus Crucified. Giving Him everything through Religious vows of poverty, chastity, obedience, enclosure and to promote devotion... Read More

Discalced Carmelite Friars (O.C.D.), IE [Code: 534]

The Discalced Carmelite Family is a religious order in the Roman Catholic Church. We, the members, trace our roots back to the ancient hermits on Mount Carmel, Israel, in the 13th century.... Read More

Sisters of Marie Reparatrice (S.M.R.), IE [Code: 524]

The Sisters of Marie Reparatrice are an international community of vowed women religious serving in 23 countries. We are called to live and reveal the tenderness of God’s love... Read More

Brothers of the Sacred Heart (S.C.), UK [Code: 457]

The Brothers of the Sacred Heart have been about the mission of making the compassionate love of Christ real and tangible in the lives of young people since our foundation in Lyon,... Read More

Presentation Sisters (P.B.V.M.), UK [Code: 429]

As a religious community, we commit ourselves to deepening our relationship with God, supporting each other, and continuing the Mission of Jesus. At the heart of Presentation Spirituality... Read More

Poor Clares (O.S.C.), Spokane, WA [Code: 194]

Cloistered Franciscan nuns following the Primitive Rule of St. Clare. Our order is 800 years old and we have been in Spokane since 1914. We are a habitted community following the teachings... Read More

Oblates of the Assumption Missionary Sisters (O.A.), UK [Code: 394]

The Oblates of the Assumption live and work in over 20 countries worldwide. We live lives of Contemplation in action; driven by a love of Christ, the Virgin Mary, and the Church (to... Read More

Secular Institute of Missionaries of the Kingship of Christ (S.I.M.) [Code: 337]

Consecrated single women who profess poverty, chastity and obedience while living life in the world. Our spirituality is Franciscan and the Missionaries seek to identify with Jesus... Read More

Dominican Sisters of St. Catherine of Siena, Newcastle, Natal [Code: 392]

We are passionate about our call to follow Christ and share in His mission. Through contemplative prayer and reflective study our minds are open to truth. We are a multi-cultural, prophetic... Read More

St. John of God Brothers (O.H.), IE [Code: 538]

The new St. John of God Province (England/Ireland) is part of the Hospitaller Order of St. John of God, an international Catholic Religious Order of Brothers. As Brothers of St. John... Read More

Society of the Holy Child Jesus (S.H.C.J.), UK [Code: 422]

We are an international community of Catholic women religious committed to Christ, living their consecrated life in the spirit of the Society founded by Cornelia Connelly in 1846. We... Read More

Daughters of the Holy Spirit (D.H.S.), U.K. [Code: 487]

We are an international, Roman Catholic congregation founded in Brittany, in 1706, for the relief of the poor, the sick, and the education of children. Rooted in the Love of the Trinity... Read More

Sisters of Christian Instruction (ICSG), St. Gildas Sisters, UK [Code: 431]

The apostolic zeal of Gabriel Deshayes and the openness of Michelle Guillaume to the will of God led to the birth of our Congregation in Beignon - Brittany on the 8th November 1820.... Read More

Sisters of St. Joseph of Lyon (C.S.J.), Winslow, ME and International [Code: 641]

Called to “Love God and Neighbor Without Distinction,” we were founded in Lyon, France, in 1808 and now have sisters and lay partners in 15 countries. We have lived and... Read More

Union of the Sisters of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary (P.B.V.M.), Newfoundland and Labrador [Code: 607]

We, the Sisters of the Presentation of Newfoundland and Labrador, are called to be women of contemplation, living in community, united in charity, joyfully and generously serving God... Read More

Infant Jesus Sisters (I.J.S.), UK [Code: 386]

We are an international group of Catholic women religious serving in 16 countries. We desire to center ourselves in God, who is constantly creating and recreating all that lives. Our... Read More

Benedictine Nuns (O.S.B.), Petersham, MA, St. Scholastica Priory [Code: 482]

Located in the heart of the New England forest, St. Scholastica Priory is a community of contemplative Benedictine nuns. Following the Rule of St. Benedict, we seek to live in God´... Read More

Benedictine Sisters (O.S.B.), Lutherville, MD, Emmanuel Monastery [Code: 319]

We are a small monastic community that continues the 1500-year-old tradition of St. Benedict and St. Scholastica. What could a fifth century rule of life have to say to the 21st century... Read More

Sisters of Charity of St. Joan Antida (SCSJA) [Code: 060]

Our heritage and roots are to live simply in service to the poor, following the tradition of St. Vincent de Paul and St. Jeanne Antide Thouret. We vow to love, evangelize, serve, and... Read More

Sisters of Our Lady of Providence (O.L.P.), U.K. [Code: 405]

The Sisters of Our Lady of Providence established several convent schools early in the last century, and they continue to be active in education and parish work with a convent school... Read More

Franciscan Missionary Sisters of the Immaculate Conception (O.S.F.) [Code: 644]

We are the Franciscan Sisters of the Immaculate Conception (Instituto de Hermanas Franciscanas de Santa Clara). Our congregation was founded in 1874 in Mexico by Fray José del... Read More

Daughters of St. Paul (F.S.P.), UK [Code: 382]

We are an international Catholic community of religious women dedicated to spreading the Good News of Jesus Christ. Our spirituality is nurtured by the Eucharist and the Word of God... Read More

Dominican Sisters of Hope (O.P.) [Code: 626]

As Catholic Sisters we have committed our lives to living and preaching the Gospel message of Hope in and to our fragmented world. We have a strong commitment to collaboration for the... Read More

Cistercians of Our Lady of Bethlehem Abbey (O.C.S.O.), IE [Code: 533]

Our monks live a secluded, contemplative life in which prayer holds a central position. In addition to private prayer and study, we assemble in church eight times a day for prayer and... Read More

Poor Clares (O.S.C.), Langhorne, PA, Franciscan Monastery of St. Clare [Code: 048]

Cloistered Franciscan nuns, founded by St. Clare of Assisi, companion of St. Francis of Assisi. For 800 years Poor Clares have been part of the heart of the church, living the Gospel... Read More

Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary (IBVM), UK [Code: 491]

We are an international, apostolic, women’s congregation founded in 1609 by Mary Ward. The Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius Loyola are central to our life, dedicated to sharing... Read More

Congregation of Christian Brothers (C.F.C.), UK [Code: 501]

The Congregation of Christian Brothers was founded by Blessed Edmund Ignatius Rice (1762-1844), a lay businessman, in 1802. He began his work in Waterford, Ireland, where his particular... Read More

Franciscan Missionary Sisters for Africa (F.M.S.A.), IE [Code: 516]

The Franciscan Missionary Sisters for Africa is an international missionary congregation founded by Teresa Kearney, more commonly known as Mother Kevin or Mama Kevina. As members of... Read More

Bernardine Cistercians (O.Cist.), UK [Code: 453]

We are a monastic and international Order of women living according to the Rule of St. Benedict. We respond to the calls of the Church through our monastic life with our work of hospitality... Read More

Franciscan Missionaries of the Divine Motherhood (F.M.D.M.), IE [Code: 515]

Our presence in Ireland began in 1942 when we established a community in Ballinasloe, Co. Galway and opened Portiuncula Hospital which we ran for years before handing it over to the... Read More

Sisters of St. Joseph of Cluny (S.J.C.), IE [Code: 526]

Cluny Sisters have a MISSIONARY CALL and are thus in mission around the world....standing in solidarity with the ‘other’ wherever there is a little good to be done. We seek... Read More

Cistercian Sisters (O.C.S.O.), Glencairn Abbey, IE [Code: 545]

We are a Roman Catholic contemplative community of nuns, belonging to the Order of Cistercians of the Strict Observance (O.C.S.O.). We dedicate ourselves to the worship of God in a... Read More

Religious Sisters of Charity (R.S.C.), IE [Code: 511]

The Religious Sisters of Charity were founded in Dublin in 1815 by Mary Aikenhead, a woman of great faith whose dream was to give to people who were poor the things people with money... Read More

Trappistine Cistercian Nuns (O.C.S.O.), Whitehorn, CA, Redwoods Monastery [Code: 369]

Our monastic roots began in France in 1098 by Benedictines, who desiring a God-centered life, embraced the values of simplicity, poverty, silence, continual prayer, and personal transformation.... Read More

Order of Discalced Carmelites (O.C.D.), UK [Code: 375]

The British Region of Discalced Carmelites have communities in London, Oxford and Bucks. The Discalced Carmelite Family is a religious order in the Roman Catholic Church. We trace our... Read More

Sisters of Bon Secours (C.B.S.), Ireland [Code: 511]

The Sisters of Bon Secours came from Paris to Dublin in 1961. The sisters established their first hospital in Cork in 1915. Later other hospitals were opened in Tralee, Glasnevin, and... Read More

Ursulines of Jesus (U.J.), UK [Code: 424]

Ursulines of Jesus is an international congregation of women religious, founded in France in 1802 by Fr. Louis M. Baudouin. Today, we are present in Africa, Madagascar, Latin America... Read More

Sisters of St. Francis (O.S.F.), Tiffin, OH [Code: 287]

Founded in 1869, we continue today to support one another in community, open and ready to be transformed by God's Love. Through daily contemplation of this Love, we respond to the poor... Read More

National Fund for Catholic Religious Vocations (N.F.C.R.V.) [Code: 496]

NFCRV serves as a sign of hope in the future of consecrated life and is dedicated to increasing the number of women and men entering religious communities. The Fund offers financial... Read More

Benedictine Monks (O.S.B.), Worth Abbey, UK [Code: 469]

Benedictine monastic life was instituted in the Church in the sixth century; to this day, monks follow the Holy Rule as our response to Christ’s call. Monks listen to Christ through... Read More

Franciscan Friars (O.F.M.), Immaculate Conception Province [Code: 370]

The Franciscans of the Province of the Immaculate Conception began in 1855 when Friar Panfilo da Magliano came from Italy to minister to Catholics in Upstate New York. He founded St.... Read More

Poor Clares (O.S.C.), Boston, MA [Code: 438]

Our order was founded in 1212 by St. Clare of Assisi with the help and guidance of St. Francis. As Poor Clares we are cloistered contemplatives who pray for the needs of the Church... Read More

Daughters of Wisdom, Great Britain and Ireland [Code: 490]

The Daughters of Wisdom Great Britain and Ireland are part of a worldwide family of women who endeavour to live the shared vision of Saint Louis Marie de Montfort and Blessed Marie... Read More

Benedictine Monks (O.S.B.), Peru, IL, Saint Bede Abbey [Code: 468]

Prayer, work, community, stability, balance. Sound good to you? They can be yours as a Benedictine monk. St. Bede Abbey in Peru, IL is home to 8 monks, both priests and brothers. The... Read More

Medical Missionaries of Mary (M.M.M.), IE [Code: 518]

We are an international congregation of women religious, founded by Mother Mary Martin in Nigeria, in 1937. Desiring to share Christ’s healing love, we bring health services to... Read More

Little Sisters of the Poor (l.s.p.), UK [Code: 450]

In 181 homes for the aged in 31 countries, the Little Sisters repeat the founding gesture of Jeanne Jugan: that of receiving the aged in need, caring for them until death, loving them... Read More

Carmelite Sisters Association (O.C.D.), IE [Code: 511]

We are Contemplative Nuns called by God to live a life of prayer for the Church and for the World. Our Rule tells us to meditate day and night on the law of the Lord--in other words... Read More

Trappistine Cistercian Nuns (O.C.S.O.), Sonoita, AZ, Santa Rita Abbey [Code: 617]

The mountains surround us, as the monastic way of life surrounds and fosters our contemplative longing to behold the face of God, and so minister to all God’s people. We live... Read More

Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur (S.N.D.deN.), U.K [Code: 404]

Saint Julie Billiart founded the Sisters of Notre Dame to make known God’s goodness, especially among the poorest and most abandoned people. Today, Sisters in Britain find themselves... Read More

LifeChoices® [Code: 002]

LifeChoices® Are you unsure of your future? On the fence—and stuck there? Consider LifeChoices®, a spiritual discernment program designed to help young adult Catholics... Read More

Trappist Cistercian Monks (O.C.S.O.) Piffard, NY, Abbey of the Genesee [Code: 592]

We are a Roman Catholic community of contemplative monks belonging to the Cistercian Order of the Strict Observance, commonly known as Trappists. Our community is dedicated to the worship... Read More

Carmelite Monastery (O.C.D.), Notting Hill, UK [Code: 393]

The mission of the Carmelite is to enter, by the total gift of herself, into the saving mission of Christ, who gave himself for us that we might come to a fuller life in God. The Carmelite... Read More

Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary (S.H.J.M.), UK [Code: 399]

As Sisters of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary, we follow Christ who is always to be found in those places where pain, hunger, intolerance, and hatred tear people apart. We are particularly... Read More

Don Bosco Volunteers (D.B.V.) [Code: 360]

We live the Salesian spirituality of Saint John Bosco (Don Bosco) while fully immersed in the ordinary occupations and careers of secular society. We participate in the evangelizing... Read More

Daughters Help of Christians (F.M.A.), Salesian Sisters, UK [Code: 381]

Our religious family has its origin in the heart and mind of St. John Bosco and the creative fidelity with which St Mary Domenica Mazzarello and her sisters assumed the project he intended... Read More

Benedictine Monks (O.S.B.), Pine City, NY, Mount Saviour Monastery [Code: 217]

Mount Saviour is an intentional Catholic contemplative community following the 1,500-year-old Benedictine wisdom tradition; a group of men engaged on a spiritual journey toward a profoundly... Read More

Norbertine Fathers and Brothers (O.Praem.), Daylesford Abbey [Code: 289]

Daylesford Abbey is a small Norbertine Community of 18 members. We follow the Rule of St. Augustine in trying to be “One mind and one heart” on the way to God. Our mission... Read More

Cenacle Sisters (r.c.), UK [Code: 376]

Cenacle Sisters are inspired “to work for the transformation of the world by awakening and deepening faith with and for the people of our time.” Our three-fold mission is... Read More

Sisters of the Holy Family of St. Emilie (S.F.F.), IE [Code: 527]

We are an international Congregation, founded at Villefranche-de-Rouergue by St. Emilie de Rodat. Our aim is to imitate Jesus of Nazareth in today’s world, revealing God&rsquo... Read More

Franciscan Missionaries of Mary (F.M.M.), UK [Code: 474]

A specific missionary spirituality has been characteristic of the Franciscan Missionaries of Mary since the beginning. This is an integrated way of living as Gospel witness and proclamation.... Read More

Trappist Cistercian Monks (O.C.S.O.) Peosta, IA, Abbey of New Melleray [Code: 591]

Founded in 1849 by Mount Melleray Abbey in Ireland, our community is located in the heartland of Northeastern Iowa, 12 miles from Dubuque and the Mississippi River. We are a contemplative... Read More

Trappist Cistercian Monks (O.C.S.O.) Trappist, KY, Abbey of Gethsemani [Code: 593]

Our monastery is a school of the Lord’s service where Christ is formed in the hearts of the brothers through the liturgy, the abbot’s teaching, and the fraternal way of... Read More

Sisters of Our Lady of the Missions (RNDM), UK [Code: 395]

We are committed in a special way to working with women and the young because we believe that when you educate women, you help to educate families and build a better world. We allow... Read More

Franciscan Friars (O.F.M.), IE [Code: 535]

We are a Fraternity in Mission, inspired by the life of St. Francis to bring the Gospel of Joy and Grace to the world. We serve the Church and the world as brothers and priests and... Read More

Sisters of Nazareth (C.S.N.), UK [Code: 448]

As religious women our first desire is to seek God, becoming one with him, taking on his mind and his way of life. We then live out our consecration through the various ministries ... Read More

Sisters of Mercy (R.S.M.), IE [Code: 511]

The Sisters of Mercy were founded in Dublin, Ireland, by Catherine McAuley in 1831. Our founding call is to bring God’s compassionate love to the world and this continues to be... Read More

Handmaids of the Sacred Heart of Jesus (A.C.I.) UK [Code: 451]

We were founded at the end of the 19th century, in Spain. The intention of the foundresses, Saint Raphaela Mary and her sister, Mother Pilar, was to create a family with a specific... Read More

Servite Friars (O.S.M.), U.K. [Code: 401]

Before the Servites ever existed as an official religious Order, seven prosperous men came together in the city of Florence, Italy. As a reflection of the penitential spirit of the... Read More

Franciscan Missionaries of the Divine Motherhood (F.M.D.M.), UK [Code: 385]

We are an International Religious Congregation of Catholic women who proclaim with their lives the joy and freedom of the Gospel in the spirit of Francis and Clare of Assisi. We share... Read More

Missionary Sisters, Servants of the Holy Spirit (S.Sp.S.) [Code: 599]

We, Missionary Sisters, Servants of the Holy Spirit, find our prayer time with Jesus a sustaining source of joy and strength. We live in international communities and are ready to serve... Read More

Trappist Cistercian Monks and Nuns (O.C.S.O.), Collaborative [Code: 415]

One Order, Seventeen Monasteries of Monks and Nuns. We are the Cistercians of the Strict Observance, a religious order of the Roman Catholic Church, also known as "Trappists" or "Trappistines.... Read More

Daughters of the Cross of Liege (F.C.), UK [Code: 383]

We are an international group of Roman Catholic women who have been called to understand and proclaim to others that the love of God has been revealed to us in the most striking way... Read More

Ursuline Sisters (O.S.U.), IE [Code: 529]

We are women of all ages who have responded to a personal invitation from Christ to dedicate our lives to Him as Ursuline Sisters. We continue to live the vision of Angela Merici, an... Read More

Association of British Carmels (O.C.D.), UK [Code: 373]

Carmelite nuns belong to the Order of Discalced Carmelites. In Britain, over 200 sisters live in 14 Carmelite monasteries, throughout England, Scotland and Wales. We follow the inspiration... Read More

Dominican Sisters (O.P.), Cabra, IE [Code: 613]

We Dominican Sisters of Our Lady of the Rosary and Saint Catherine of Sienna, Cabra, are a small congregation with mission areas in South Africa, Latin America, Ireland, Louisiana,... Read More

Presentation Brothers (F.P.M.), IE [Code: 537]

We are the Presentation Brothers, an international, Catholic congregation of religious brothers. Our mission is ‘to form Christ in the young’, in the spirit of our founder... Read More

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