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Adorers of the Blood of Christ We are a congregation of religious women established by Maria De Mattias to be a reconciling presence to the poor in our midst. We wish to minister Christ's presence in our world while we grow in our own relationship to God through prayer and community living. In the suffering, dying and rising of Jesus, we find a foundation for a variety of ministries. Adorers are found throughout the world responding to the needs for healthcare, education and community service. More than 300 Adorers live and minister in the United States.
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Associates of St. Marguerite d'Youville Associates of St. Marguerite d'Youville are men and women from all walks of life who volunteer to share their time and talents to serve the poor and needy in the spirit of St. Marguerite d'Youville, Foundress of the Grey Nuns. They serve within their community and make a yearly commitment, renewable annually. Some current ministries include serving in healthcare, social and elderly services, childcare, parish ministry and liturgical music ministry.
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Bernardine Franciscan Sisters The Bernardine Franciscan Sisters invite lay men and women to embrace the world as VIM members… in service, in joy, in simplicity, in sharing with the poor… in the footsteps of St. Francis.
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Brothers of Christian Instruction Founded in 1819 for the education of the working class.
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Congrégation de Notre-Dame The Congrégation de Notre-Dame is a Catholic community of women religious of apostolic faith founded in the 17th century by Marguerite Bourgeoys, first educator of Montreal and a pioneer of New France.
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Congregation of Divine Providence The Congregation of the Sisters of Divine Providence was founded in Germany in 1851 to serve God and meet the needs of the times. In the effort to carry out this mission, change has been inevitable. In 1876, six Sisters traveled to America to spread the mission of Providence to a new land. By the early 1900s, the Congregation here had grown to more than 300 women.
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Congregation of Holy Cross, Midwest Province The Brothers of Holy Cross, Midwest Province, is a society of lay religious men within the Congregation of Holy Cross.
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Congregation of Saint Basil The Congregation of St. Basil, or the Basilian Fathers, is a community of priests and students for the priesthood. Ours is an active, apostolic community of simple vows, which seeks the glory of God in every form of priestly activity compatible with the common life, especially in the works of education and evangelization.
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Congregation of Sisters of St. Agnes Congregation of Sisters of St. Agnes (also known as CSA) is a nonprofit congregation of sisters who strive to minister with simplicity and hospitality in the fields of education, health care, pastoral ministry and social service.
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Congregation of St. Brigid We are a small and diverse group of women inspired by the person of Jesus and the vision of Brigid of Kildare and Daniel Delany.
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Congregation of the Humility of Mary We, the members of the Congregation of the Humility of Mary, call one another to live the gospel with simplicity and joy following the example of Mary.
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Congregation of the Infant Jesus We are women of prayer who strive to live Gospel values in community.
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Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer (Redemptorists) The Redemptorists are a congregation of Catholic Priests and Brothers with foundations all over the world. We were founded in 1732 by St. Alphonsus Liguori, a priest from the city of Naples, Italy. St. Alphonsus was looking for a way to bring the “Good News” to the poor shepherds and farmers living in the hillsides surrounding Naples. He gathered around him young, dedicated priests and brothers who were willing to go where no one else would go to fulfill this mission.
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Congregation of the Passion, Holy Cross Province The Passionists are a global order of Roman Catholic priests, brothers, nuns, sisters and laity who proclaim God’s love for the world revealed through the Passion of Jesus Christ. Founded in 1741, today we continue to carry a message of compassion and hope to 59 countries throughout the world. The Passionist priests and brothers of Holy Cross Province form one of two U.S. provinces, serving primarily in the Midwest, southwest and western United States.
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Congregation of the Passion, St. Paul of the Cross Province Faithful to the charism of St Paul of the Cross, the Mission of the Passionists is to keep alive in the world the love of Jesus Crucified as seen in His Sacred Passion.
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Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace As Sisters and Associates of St. Joseph of Peace, our founding spirit calls us to further the work of peace. We are motivated, challenged and inspired by our charism of peace through justice. We share a sense of gratitude for who we are and of enthusiasm for what we can accomplish together. Our intimacy with God unifies our prayer and activity so that we are moved to action by prayer while action urges us to pray.
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Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Springfield You can find Sisters of St. Joseph just about anywhere. We were founded to discover where the need was greatest. We were to go there with love of God and love of neighbor without distinction. For over 350 years, that’s what we have been doing, and it must be effective, for you can now find us in 57 countries. The Springfield Congregation and our lay associates serve in schools and prisons, protest war and advocate nonviolent means of peacemaking, and work with and for justice. We do so joyfully.
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Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph, Boston We are ordinary women from all walks of life. Our special focus, our mission, is to work for unity and recon ciliation where there is brokenness, to help people become whole and holy, individually and together.
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Daughters of the Holy Spirit We are an international congregation of vowed women religious who believe that the Spirit of God, poured out at Pentecost, is present and at work today creating a world of justice and love. In response to the Spirit's invitation to participate in this work, we weave with our lives a web of relationships marked by simple presence and collaboration with others. In this spirit, we welcome among us Consecrated Seculars and men and women Associates with whom we form the DHS Family.
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Daughters of Wisdom We, the Daughters of Wisdom, are an international congregation of Catholic Women Religious committed to seeking wisdom and promoting justice. Present today in Europe, North and South America, India and Oceania we number more than 2,000 Sisters in 22 countries. We seek to bring wisdom through education, spirituality, healing and the arts.
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