Our Sisters originally came to the United States in 1913 to serve as teachers to immigrant children, but the role of our community — and Catholic Sisters in general — has evolved over the years. Several still work in education, but our Sisters also serve in many other varied and vital roles — all part of our commitment to meeting the needs of the times. The Sisters of the United States Province serve in three states and three countries with a single common denominator — outreach to God’s people wherever they are and for whatever their needs may be.
We are teachers, nurses, patient care aides, directors of religious education, pastoral ministers and associates, activities directors, youth counselors, administrators, prison ministers, spiritual guides, retreat masters, pilgrimage guides, mission directors, Eucharistic ministers, musicians and more.