Sisters of Notre Dame

Based in Toledo, Ohio, Sisters of Notre Dame is an international group of women serving the churches in more than 15 countries and was established in 1924. It operates various educational and pastoral ministries. The organization serves various children and young people daily by administering and teaching in parish schools. It provides educational services in various elementary and high schools, and colleges in more than five dioceses, including Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and Florida, and ministries in Papua New Guinea and Rome, Italy. The organization s educational ministry, Double ARC, serves children at risk for school failure and provides training, consultation and advocacy by collaborating with education, health and social service providers. It offers adult learning with year-round courses in scripture, agricultural, cooking, sewing and health care areas through the Maria Kwin Resource Center.

The Sisters of St. Francis of Savannah, Missouri, embrace a charism characterized by a joyful and simple spirit rooted in a prayerful dependence on God. This mission enables them to serve the Church and respond generously to the needs of the community, embodying the love of God through acts of peace, goodwill, and mercy. Founded through the vision of Father Sebastian Schwarz and Mother Franziska Wimmer, and notably guided by Mother Pia Feichtenschlager, the Sisters of St. Francis strive to live out their mission in a way that reflects the values handed down through generations. Their commitment to fostering an environment of gentleness and hospitality empowers them to be a source of peace for all they encounter. Generated from the website