We're the family of Marguerite Bourgeoys, sisters - young and older, associates - women and men, volunteers- short-term and long in nine countries on four continents,we're on the move searching... praying... serving...celebrating.. making a difference in our world.

Apostolic community with American Motherhouse in Omaha, Nebraska. The mission of the Sisters is to meet the unmet needs of others in many ways. Offering vocation, Notre Dame Academy Alumnae, and affordable senior housing information; weekly prayer inspiration.

The School Sisters of Notre Dame is an international Congregation of religious women who have committed their lives to God and God's work. We are willing to 'risk in faith' in order to bring the message of God's love to our world. Presently, there are 5,000 SSNDs who live and work in 34 countries around the world.

School Sisters of Notre Dame, where they are, what they do, their history and charisma.

An international teaching and missionary order of vowed Catholic women over 5,000 members strong.

School Sisters of Notre Dame, Canadian Province. Responding to the needs of our time in parishes, schools, social services, missionary activity and spiritual enrichment.

An international congregation founded in Germany in the 1900's.

The Sisters of Notre Dame of Chardon, Ohio are a province of an international congregation of Roman Catholic women religious. The Provincial Center, Notre Dame Educational Center, is located in Chardon, Ohio in Geauga County.

Founded in France in 1804, there are over 2000 women engaged in education and charitable work all over the world.

Catholic religious community founded by St. Julie Billiart and dedicated to helping all people to know their own goodness and celebrate with us the goodness of God.

Information and meditations from the California province of an international congregation of women religious living their spirituality through simplicity and service--education and pastoral services

The Sisters of Notre Dame are consecrated women missioned in the Church to proclaim God's goodness and provident care.