Through ministry work, sisters make this divine love tangible. Sisters listen, walk with, provide health and spiritual care, and advocate for justice in communities around the world.

The Sisters of the Holy Cross are one of three Catholic congregations of religious sisters which trace their origins to the foundation of the Congregation of Holy Cross by Basil Moreau in Le Mans, France …

Since 1853, the Sisters of the Holy Cross have expanded their global ministry to eight countries across four continents. They serve in various roles, including educators, nurses, counselors, and advocates …

May 27, 2025 · Since 1843, the sisters have spread into all areas of the United States. In 1869 they became independent of their French connection. The Sisters are dedicated to “Education for …

Sisters of the Holy Cross who were American Civil War and Spanish‐American War nurses; World War II POWs; and founders, authors, poets, artists, refugee camp workers and social activists up to the …

In 1841, Father Basil Moreau founded the Sisters of the Holy Cross in LeMans, France. Two years later, four sisters came to the United States to provide nursing and domestic services to the newly created …

We bear all the diverse concerns and needs of men and of our times in intercession before God and ask for them the protection and help of the holy angels.

Under the direction of its saintly superior, Mother Dorothea, they made their novitiate, and, at the end of a year, were admitted to the religious profession with the title, "Sisters of the Holy Cross". They were …

Out of the missions of the sisters in the United States and Canada, the Congregation of Sisters of the Holy Cross emerged. In 1843 four Marianite Sisters of the Holy Cross left France for the United …

Together these congregations would comprise the three branches of Holy Cross: Salvatorists (priests), Josephites (brothers) and Marianites (sisters), respectively, a tripartite model of the Holy Family.