Vocations for Women

Benedictines of Mary: To provide information to those discerning a vocation to the consecrated life, and the public in general, about our community's charism and role in the Catholic Church.
http://www.benedictinesofmary.org
Brothers and Sisters of Reconciliation: "The Brothers and Sisters of Reconciliation," are a private Association of seculars Religious, living their lives in the world in moderation and simplicity. It is open to Lay and Religious, men and women, married and single.
http://www.orderbsr.org/
Capuchin Sisters of Nazareth: The Capuchin Sisters of Nazareth is a new community of apostolic - contemplatives following in the footsteps of St. Francis of Assisi. Like the Poverello they have a great devotion to our Blessed Mother and complete fidelity to the Holy Roman Catholic Church.
http://www.medugorje.com/sisters/
Capuchin Sisters of Nazareth: A joyful order of apostolic contemplative sisters who live in community and who work with the youth and in parish missions.
http://www.penitents.org/capuchinsisters.html
Carmelite Sisters of St. Therese of the Infant Jesus: To spread the Good News of Jesus Christ as the Gospel proclaims and to follow the teaching of the Holy Catholic Church and to be of service to Christ's Church.
http://www.oksister.com/
Carmelite Sisters of the Divine Heart of Jesus: We are a congregation of sisters united to the First Order Carmelites. We combine the contemplative life with a rich apostolate-we work with children and the elderly. Our site provides information on our congregation, vocations, carmelite spirituality and saints, and more.
http://www.carmelitedcj.org/
Carmelite Sisters of the Divine Heart of Jesus, Northern Province: We are a contemplative/apostolic congregation consecrated to God through a life of prayer and reparation, from which flows our life of loving service in the care of the young and elderly. We pray, sacrifice, and atone with an apostolic perspective. We care for the needs of children and youth and the elderly.
http://www.carmelitedcjnorth.org
Catholic Jobs Online: Catholic Jobs Online features free job listings, job searches and career building tools for Catholics seeking employment with Catholic organizations.
http://www.catholicjobs.com/
Catholic Vocations Directory: Guide to religious orders and diocesan seminaries. Provides contact info for vocations directors and tools for discerning a vocation to the priesthood or consecrated religious life.
http://www.catholicvocations.com/
Children of Mary: An semi-contemplative community of sisters whose apostolate is devotion to the true presence of Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament and the two liftings.
http://www.childrenofmary.net
Community of Saint John: An contemplative and apostolic order with convents of brothers, contemplative sisters, apostolic sisters, and lay associations throughout the world. The members of the Community of Saint John want to live the evangelical counsels rooted in the three covenants revealed in the Gospel of Saint John: the Covenant with Jesus in the Eucharist, the Covenant with Mary, and the Convenant with Peter. The community began under the spiritual direction of Dominican Father, Father Marie-Dominique Philippe, a professor of philosophy.
http://www.stjean.com/
Community of Teresian Carmelites: A site which provides information on the Community of Teresian Carmelites in Worcester, MA. Provides an on-line Prayer Line as well as information on vocations, ministries and a daily messsage from Carmel.
http://www.TeresianCarmelites.org/
Daughters of Charity of St Vincent de Paul in Great Britain: An international community of Catholic women, following Jesus Christ in the spirit of St Vincent and St Louise caring for broken, disadvantaged or marginalised people.
http://www.daughtersofcharity.org.uk/
Dominican Nuns - Corpus Christi Monastery - Bronx, NY: We are a contemplative/monastic community in the Archdiocese of New York, dedicated to liturgy, work, study, community, Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament,praying for the Dominican friars and the priests and seminarians of the Archdiocese of New York
http://www.bronxop.org/
Dominican Nuns of the Perpetual Rosary: A Roman Catholic religious community of contemplative nuns, living the traditional monastic observances of prayer, work and study and the charism of the Order of Preachers (Dominicans) within the context of a strong community life.
http://www.op.org/nunsopsummit/
Dominican Sisters of Saint Cecilia Congregation: Order dedicated to preaching and the salvation of souls. The sisters live the Order's motto, "to contemplate and to give to others the fruits of our contemplation" as they teach students from pre-school through college level.
http://www.nashvilledominican.org/
Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity: Established in 1869, the Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity serve in Catholic health care, education and parish ministries in 11 U.S. dioceses (Green Bay, Milwaukee, Phoenix, Tucson, Honolulu, Chicago, Marquette, Jackson, Omaha, Columbus and Steubenville).
http://www.fscc-calledtobe.org/
Franciscan Sisters of the Renewal: The Community of Franciscan Sisters of the Renewal was established in 1988. The aim of the Community is to live the Gospel values in simplicity according to the ideals of Saint Francis as handed on by the Capuchin tradition.
http://www.franciscansisterscfr.com/
Handmaids of the Sacred Heart of Jesus: Contemplative order of sisters devoted to helping the poor and bringing Christ's message of redemption to the world.
http://www.acjusa.org/
Handmaids of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Mary and Joseph: We are a new, public association of women religious based in the Diocese of Los Angeles. Our purpose is to up the parish community by helping each person become a Saint by becoming Jesus for and to others.
http://www.anacapa.net/~handmaids/
HERE I AM LORD Vocations and Discipleship Retreats: To raise the awareness level of vocations to the priesthood, religious life and marriage for teens and young adults.
http://www.hereiamlord.net/
Institute of the Incarnate Word - Province of the Immaculate Conception: This website provides information about the activities of the Institute of the Incarnate Word in USA, Canada and Guyana.
http://www.iveamerica.org/
Marian Sisters - Lincoln, NE: We will help others not to be afraid to do the will of God. Following the example of St. Francis and Mary, we want to share our joy of giving our lives completely to Jesus.
http://www.mariansisters.org/
Monastery of the Infant Jesus: The Monastery of the Infant Jesus, in the East Texas pinelands, is a community of cloistered, contemplative Dominican nuns. Find out about our formation, Monastery Bells (our newsletter), and books on our spirituality.
http://www.nunslufkin.op.org
Monastery of the Visitation of Holy Mary, Monte Maria: As we are created in God's image and likeness, there is a deep longing in the human heart that can be satisfied only by its Creator. A Sister of the Visitation is one who has heard this inner call.
http://www.visitmontemaria.com/
Norbertine Order: The Canons Regular of Premontre -- or Premonstratensians outside English speaking countries -- was founded in the early 12th century by Norbert of Xanten. We are a small order, comprising only about 1400 canon-priests and nuns. This is the official site of the whole order with complete histories of the Order, its rules and by laws, locations and descriptions for all houses. This site is in both English and Latin.
http://www.premontre.org/
Oblates of Jesus the Priest: An order of religious women who practice a 'Spirituality of the Cross' which teaches that we are saved by love alone.
http://www.ojsoblates.org/
Parish Visitors of Mary Immaculate: Contemplative-missionaries seeking straying and neglected Catholics, in imitation of the Good Shepherd; catechetics; a deep prayer life
http://www.parishvisitorsisters.org/
Passionist Nuns - Saint Joseph Monastery: Cloistered, Contemplative Nuns, members of the Passionist Congregation. We promote devotion to and remembrance of the Passion, Death and Resurrection of Jesus. Our main work is prayer, we have each day, all 7 hours of the Divine Office and guests are invited to participate with us at these hours of prayer. We, also have attached to our monastery a small solitude retreat house located on our 150 acres of mostly wooded land where we have formed meditation paths thhrough the woods for God's People to use while on retreat or just walking the land.
http://www.passionistnuns.org/
Pauline Books & Media/Daughters of Saint Paul: The Daughters of St. Paul are an international congregation of religious women serving the Church with the communications media. The site offers information on books, magazines, videos, audios and resources sold by Pauline Books and Media. There is also a listing of U.S and worldwide stores, in addition to an on-line catalog.
http://www.pauline.org/
Poor Clare Monastery of Mary, Mother of the Church: I desire to learn to know Christ Jesus. A monastic community of women following Francis and Clare of Assisi, dedicated to prayer in a monastic setting of silence and solitude, faithful to Holy Mother Church. Study of Sacred Scripture, manual labor, strong community life.
http://web.inter.nl.net/users/clarissenklooster/
Poor Clare Monastery of Our Lady of Mercy: We are members of an enclosed contemplative Order of nuns, one of the oldest in the Church, founded in 1212 by St. Clare of Assisi under the guidance and inspiration of St. Francis. St. Clare envisioned a simple life, a Gospel life, a life totally surrendered to Christ, a life offered in union with Him for the salvation of the world. It is in this spirit that we, her daughters, strive to live the rich spiritual heritage that is ours.
http://www.poorclare.org/belleville/
Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration: Our principal mission is to live a life of prayer and contemplation on behalf of the Church and the entire human family. As a community, we follow the Rule of St. Clare of Assisi, and embrace a poor and humble lifestyle centered in Eucharist.
http://www.poorclares.org/
Saint Clare Fraternity - Secular Franciscan Order: A Roman Catholic Order for all men, women, married or single who are not presently bound by vows desiring to follow the Franciscan path living Gospel to life and life to Gospel.
http://members.cox.net/sfobro/index.html
School Sisters of St. Francis - "The Panhandle Franciscans": As Franciscan religious, we are women who are excited about our involvement in the new evangelization of the Church! We meet the Lord daily in Eucharistic Adoration and serve Him in His people. Our main apostolate is the Christian education of youth in union with the Holy Father and the teachings of our Holy Faith.
http://www.panhandlefranciscans.org/
Sister Servants of the Eternal Word: A contemplative/active community that offers retreats to a national audience. Our apostolate is catechetics and retreats. We have a strong Eucharistic and Marian emphasis and we take St. Dominic and St. Francis as our patrons, as is evidenced by our habit!
http://www.sisterservants.org/
Sisters of Saint Francis of Perpetual Adoration: We are a Papal Congregation of Religious Franciscan Women. "As consecrated women faithful to our vows, we strive in community to combine the contemplative life with the active through perpetual adoration and the works of mercy in education, healthcare, and other ecclesial ministries." (from Mission Statement)
http://www.ssfpa.org/
Sisters of Saint Joseph the Worker: These Sisters live a life of prayer with special devotion to Christ in the Eucharist and His Sacred Heart, His holy Mother, and Saint Joseph. Their primary vocation is the care of the elderly and the Catholic education of children.
http://www.ssjw.org/
Sisters of Saints Cyril and Methodius: The Sisters of Saints Cyril and Methodius are a Roman Catholic, religious institute of pontifical rite dedicated to apostolic works. We are a community of women brought together in a free response to Gods' call to live for him by the practice of the evangelical counsels.
http://www.sscm.org/
Sisters of St. Francis of the Martyr St. George: The mission of the Sisters of St. Francis of the Martyr St. George is to be simply ready in obedience to God's call and to Make Christ's Merciful Love Visible in our service. Our website is designed to inform people about the various aspects of our lives as consecrated religious.
http://www.altonfranciscans.org/
Sisters of the New Covenant: We specialize in training parishioners for the new evangelization called for by Pope John Paul II. Dedicated to the formation of laity for life and mission and candidates to the religious life of the Franciscan Sisters of the New Covenant; and invite all, including secular priests, to join the Association.
http://www.catholicevangelizationweb.org/
Society of Saint Teresa of Jesus: The Society of St. Teresa of Jesus (Teresian Sisters) is an international religious community of women dedicated to prayer, education, and sacrifice. This website contains background information, current news, the location of all the sisters in American province, brief meditations, and public prayer forum.
http://www.teresians.org/
Vision Vocation Network: For the past 20 years, Vision Vocation Guide, published by the National Religious Vocation Conference, has been an indispensable resource for those considering religious life. Its in-depth features and online interactive Vocation Match service, help countless men and woman each year find the vocation that's right for them.
http://www.vocation-network.org/
Vocation.com: Offers catechesis on the vocation through FAQs, vocation testimonies and articles. Our mission is to help young men and women discover the call of Christ, accept it and follow it with generosity.
http://www.vocation.com/
Vocations Placement Service, Inc.: Vocations Placement Service is a non-profit national service organization that exists to help men and women explore their vocation and options to relgious life through a monastery retreat experience.
http://www.vocationsplacement.org/
What Is My Vocation: A junior vocation curriculum being used in hundreds of classrooms and by home schoolers. The site will assist teachers and parents in educating their junior high children about the opportunities in religious life and the priesthood.
http://www.WhatIsMyVocation.com/