Holy Nativity Convent

The Dominican Sisters of Charity of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin is an international, multi-cultural missionary community of vowed religious sisters following the footsteps of Saint Dominic in 36 countries. Their Dominican life combines active contemplation and contemplative action, dedicated to prayer, study, community, and ministry. They serve the poor through education, healthcare, social justice pastoral ministry, and charitable work worldwide, spreading hope and advocating for the marginalized. With a presence in the Archdiocese of Washington, D.C., the dioceses of Fall River, Massachusetts, and Brownsville, Texas, as well as the Archdiocese of Tegucigalpa in Honduras, Central America, the Dominican Sisters of Charity of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin are committed to living and dying in the service of the Church, embodying the charism of Blessed Marie Poussepin and answering the call of the Church since 1696.Generated from the website

Fontbonne Convent in Milton, MA, is part of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Boston, a community dedicated to serving their community with love and unity for 150 years. Their diverse ministries—including educational institutions, healthcare services, and justice advocacy—reflect their commitment to nurturing relationships and addressing the needs of society. The convent fosters a spirit of collaboration among sisters, associates, and lay partners, all driven by a mission of peace, hospitality, and care for creation. Through prayerful gatherings like Taiz prayer and seasonal retreats, the community emphasizes the importance of spiritual growth and empathetic understanding in their collective journey of faith and service. Generated from the website

The Sisters of St. Anne-Bethany in Arlington, MA, is a Catholic religious community established in the 12th century, dedicated to serving the or is dedicated to the Virgin Mary and Saint Anne, the mother of Mary. Committed to a life of prayer and service, the order has both male and female members worldwide and actively participates in various community and church activities. On June 4th, the community will celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the Chapel of St. Anne, built in 1917 and one of the oldest buildings on their campus. The chapel is open to the public for daily Mass and is available for weddings and special events, highlighting its role in the local and spiritual life of the community. Generated from the website