Latin Mass Sisterhoods

Salesien Nuns in close association with the Institute of Christ the King Soverign Priest.

Apostolic nuns serving in various capacities for the Society. They work as teachers, choristers, catechists, camp leaders, vestments sewers, parish staffers, and priestly secretaries.

Cloistered nuns that live in daily prayer and service to the local diocese.

Cloister of monastic, apostolic sisters in close association with the Sons of the Most Holy Redeemer.

Discalced Monastery of Carmelite Sisters. They are cloistered and spend the day in prayer, offering their praises up to God.

Silent sisters who spend their day chanting the Divine Office, singing daily mass, and tending to their lush vineyards and gardens.

Cloistered sisters of an apostolic life that take special care of providing for those whom require any such assistance.

Apostolic nuns that spend their days teaching at the order's five schools, singing the Divine Office, and studying theology and apologetics.

Diocesan sisters committed to a life of perpetual atonement and eternal adoration of Our Lord.

A monastery of Apostolic sisters who spend their days chanting the Divine Office, cooking, cleaning, cultivating their land, and sewing vestments and altar cloths.

Contemplative sisters that serve in the apostolic work of promoting the usage of the 1962 missal (The Traditional Latin Mass).

A cloistered monastery of sisters whose main objective it is to pray and provide for the priests of Holy Mother Church.

Silent sisters committed to daily prayer and various sacrificial acts of labor such as making Scapulars, mending habits, embroidering fine sacristy work, painting crucifixes and statues, cleaning, and cooking.

Apostolic sisters who specialize in the faith formation of home-schooled children within their local diocese.

Contemplative sisters focused on never-ending adoration of Christ.

Apostolic sisters especially devoted to the service and education of children

Contemplative apostolic sisters skilled in evangelization through labor and education