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Sisters of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary History, presence in the world, charisma and vocational information for this international congregation founded in Quebec, Canada. Sisters of Our Lady of Christian Doctrine The community of the Sisters of Our Lady of Christian Doctrine is an apostolic diocesan congregation with a call to glorify God by its commitment to Jesus through prayer, a simple lifestyle, celibate love and Christian charity. Oblate Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus - Hubbard, Ohio 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. Sisters of Our Lady Immaculate, Cambridge, Ontario, Canada A young contemplative-active community in Canada with Adoration and the Rosary Missionary Sisters of the Most Sacred Heart A Congregation founded in Germany to do missionary work in the south seas. Now an international missionary order. Missionary Sisters of Our Lady of Africa 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. Religious Angelics A brief webpage in English describing this congregation's presences in the world. Mostly in Spanish. Servants of The Blessed Sacrament - Waterville, Maine Part of the Congregation of the Sacrament Family. This is the USA Province website. LaSallian Sisters 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. Congregation of Sisters of Saint Agnes Explore these midwestern sisters promote justice and live community. See how nonviolence can be lived in the 21st century. |
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