Founded in Barton, WI in 1858, the sisters moved to Fond du Lac, WI in 1870. The congregation "participate[s] in the mission of Christ by joyful service in the Church, always aware that we, too, are among the needy and are enriched by those we serve."

Founded in Chicago in 1920, the sisters moved to Huntington, IN in 1924. The core values are hospitality, justice, simplicity and adaptability and the "charism is a Divine gift igniting men and women to serve in solidarity with God's people, especially those marginalized by society."

Founded in Florence, Italy in 1233, the sisters came to Ladysmith, WI in 1912. The mission is "to be, like Mary, a compassionate presence in people's lives" with the hope "all may know the presence and love of God and live in harmony with creation."

Founded in Philadelphia, PA in 1833, the sisters moved to Dubuque, IA in 1843. The core values are freedom, charity, education and justice, and are "lived by the sisters and those with whom they work as they respond to critical human situations especially among women and the poor."

Founded in Ingenbohl, Switzerland, this global congregation has served Merrill, Wisconsin since 1923 through healthcare, education, and catechetical outreach.

Founded in Mt. Carmel, Pennsylvania in 1907, the sisters moved to Chicago in 1911. The core values are spirituality, community, mission, and stewardship and the mission is to "journey toward the Gospel vision of a peaceful, loving, and just world."

Founded in 1868 in Bay Settlement (now Green Bay), Wisconsin, the constitution and by-laws were approved in 1881. The mission is to "compassionately respond to the needs of our times through prayer, presence and hospitality."

Founded in 1888 in Tivoli, Italy, the sisters came to Milwaukee, WI in 1895. The mission "is to make known the goodness and kindness of Jesus, Savior of the world, and to foster an awareness of a loving God among peoples in whatever place and by whatever means the Spirit of God inspires."

Founded in Le Mans, France in 1841, the sisters came to Notre Dame, IN in 1843. The core values are compassion, faith, prayer and community. The mission is "proclaiming God's transforming love for all creation. Compassion moves us to reflect on the signs of the times, discern the needs of God's people and our world, and respond as we are able."

Founded in Steinerberg, Switzerland in 1845, the sisters came to O'Fallon, MO in 1875. The mission, "rooted in the Eucharist and personal prayer [is to] continue the mission of Jesus by striving to be, and to experience, Christ's redeeming presence as we affirm and empower one another and those we serve, especially the poor."