Sisters of Divine Providence Convents

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540 Suismon St
Pittsburgh, PA 15212
+1 (412) 322-9596
https://cdpsisters.org

The Sisters of Divine Providence is a religious community founded in Germany in 1851, dedicated to serving the poor and marginalized through various ministries, including education, health care, and social justice initiatives. Their mission emphasizes making God's Providence more visible and improving the quality of life for women and families in need.

With a vibrant community of engaged Sisters, the organization also invites single women ages 18-50 to join their mission, and offers support through prayer and volunteer opportunities. Their commitment to social justice and community service is highlighted through events and programs aimed at fostering peace and justice in society.

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