This is an international religious order of the Roman Catholic Church. As well as its apostolic communities of men in over forty countries, it has monasteries of contemplative nuns mainly in Italy and Spain, but also in Africa, South America, USA, and the Philippines - somewhere in Bulacan.

Bahay Pangarap is a socio-economic project of the ICM sisters. It is a business with a social purpose. It is engaged in the production and marketing of woodcraft directed to the domestic and international market. Bahay Pangarap teaches the disabled cottage industries and find outlets in the market for their products - Paraiso St., Brgy. San Agustin, Novaliches, Quezon City.

Servants of the sick. The Camillian Sisters arrived in the Philippines on January 1979 and from the very beginning they have tried to reach out to people in need, especially to the sick among the urban poor of Loyola Heights, Quezon City. They operate a polyclinic that offers excellent service to all clients to regain optimum health of mind and body - Mambugan, Antipolo City.

The Religious of the Cenacle serve the Church mainly through retreats and spiritual direction, using especially the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius, through religious education, and through other forms of spiritual apostolate. Today, the Cenacle Sisters carry on their ministries in 85 houses in 14 countries including the Philippines and Singapore - with houses in Quezon City, Marikina City, Cebu City and Davao City.

The Congregation of the Augustinian Recollect Sisters, which originated in 1719, is the fruit of the missionary zeal of the Augustinian Recollect Fathers in the Philippines. It was canonically established as a Religious Congregation on August 19, 1929 and was declared of juridical autonomy by Pope Paul VI on November 20, 1970. The Augustinian Recollect Sisters is the second oldest Filipino congregation for religious women in the Philippines - Saint Rita College, Plaza del Carmen, Quiapo, Manila.

We, the Daughters of Charity of the Philippine Province, envision ourselves as a community of women given to God, living out our passion for Christ and for persons who are poor in the Vincentian spirit of Humility, Simplicity and Charity, towards the realization of the Reign of God - Pasay City and Paranaque City.

n response to the particular need of the Diocese of Tarlac, seven (7) Sisters from the Religious Missionaries of St. Dominic founded a new institute known as the Society of the Daughters of St. Dominic on April 3, 1973, approved by the Most Rev. Jesus J. Sison, D.D. then Bishop of Tarlac. On March 1988, the Most Rev. Florentino F. Cinense, D.D. recognized the Institute by its new name, the Dominican Sisters of Our Lady of Peace - Formation House, San Jose Subdivision, Capas, Tarlac.

Our Congregation, the Dominican Sisters of the Regina Rosarii, is a community of consecrated women called to be Salt of the Earth. We the Dominican Sisters of Regina Rosarii, live as contemplative witnesses in the world today. We live life to the full, and as Salt of the earth, we…. S erve the broken A ccept the challenges of the now L ive the Gospel values T rust in Divine Providence - Scout Fernandez St., Brgy. Laging Handa, Quezon City.

An international congregation of apostolic religious women, Roman Catholic Sisters, who live an Ignatian Spirituality - also in Tagalog (Filipino) and Cebuano. Philippine areas served are: Quezon City and Maasin.

The Daughters of Mary Help of Christians (Salesian Sisters of St. John Bosco) is a religious congregation whose charism is the Christian education and formation of the young especially the poorest through the educative style of Don Bosco's Preventive System which is based on reason, religion and loving-kindness.

The Franciscan Missionaries of Mary (FMM) is an international congregation of religious women responding to mission calls in more than seventy countries and 800 communities around the world. Blessed Mary of the Passion founded the Institute of the Franciscan Missionaries of Mary at Ootacamund, India in 1877. In 1912, a spark of the Spirit's living flame was ignited in the Philippines where there are now more than 21 communities of sisters committing themselves to the service of God's people, especially the poor, through various ministries: counseling, formation, education, healing, indigenous peoples, media, pastoral ministries, retreats and more.

We are consecrated women send to witness God's Love to all, while living the Gospel values and walking the journey of faith traced by St. Francis of Assisi and our founders Mother Margherita Debrincat and Fr. Joseph Diacono. With communities in Pakistan and the Philippines.

Religious of the Good Shepherd: We desire a Province of communities of compassion in radical incarnation of Jesus, the Good Shepherd. We dream of a world transformed in Jesus Christ where there is fullness of life for all beings; where no one is marginalized, oppressed or exploited; where everyone enjoys the all-embracing security of GodǃÙs care.

Contemplatives of the Good Shepherd: Hidden in the heart of God, yet embracing the world, the Contemplatives of the Good Shepherd seek to be a means of reconciliationǃ? that the beauty of God be revealed in each person and in the whole of creation.

We are a group of women who have come together from diverse paths and from different backgrounds: family, culture, interests, and age; yet, one thing brings us together: we desire to follow Jesus in response to a call which changed our lives and continues transforming our way of understanding the whole of reality. They have centers in main cities around the Philippines.

The Laura Vicuna Foundation, Inc. which was organized in 1990 is a noble partnership between the Daughters of Mary Help of Christians and some distinguished lay professionals/collaborators to address the needs and problems of the Street children. The Foundation aims to insure continuity and convergence of educational and development interventions to empower children to become honest, productive and self-reliant Christian citizens. It has evolved an integrated development program called the Journey of Hope - Sta. Mesa, Manila.

Mission to families and to people on the margins of society. The Little Sisters of the Assumption have been in the Philippines since January 2001. From the beginning we have slowly worked out the programs and projects that we have today. These projects include Early Learning Education, Health, Livelihood, Youth, Special Needs classes - Apelo Cruz St., Malibay, Pasay City.

An educating community that commits itself to the education of the whole person in the spirit and style of Don Bosco and Mother Mazzarello accompanying the young in their journey of formation towards becoming mature apostles among their peers, builders of the Christian community as women and men of Christian conscience, commitment and competency - Canlubang, Laguna.

The work of the Sisters includes educational programmes for Church personnel who come to the country to study, visiting the sick and poor in hospitals and in their homes; administrating a centre for mentally challenged children and supporting an ancient tribal community whose way of life is threatened by powerful multi-national corporations.

Foundress of the Beaterio de Santa Catalina de Sena de Manila now The Congregation of Dominican Sisters of St. Catherine of Siena, Philippines. We, a woman religious congregation of Filipino origin and living witnesses of Jesus Christ, inspired by the missionary spirit of Mother Francisca del Espiritu Santo, animated by the Dominican ideals of Passion for Truth and compassion for Humanity, proclaim God's Kingdom for a transformed society where love prevails In truth, reconciliation, justice and peace, solidarity and integrity of creation - Sta. Catalina Convent, Sta. Catalina St., Quezon City.

Specialists in difficult missions. O . M. I. √¢Ç«®Çƒ? Oblates of Mary Immaculate, the seventh largest congregation of men in the world. It was founded by St. Eugene de Mazenod who was born into a wealthy and influential family of France on August 1, 1782 and died on May 21, 1861. He gathered some holy priests to take care of the urgent needs of the poor. Later, this group was named Oblates of Mary Immaculate. Pope Leo XII approved this religious congregation taking on the motto: √¢Ç«®≈ÏHe has sent me to bring the Good News to the poor. The poor have the Good News brought to them.√¢Ç«®¨? The mission of the Oblates is to bring the Good News of Christ to the poor. To nourish their faith. To enrich their spirits. To live and work with them. Sharing the demands and joys of a full Christian life. They also have OND Sisters, ociety of Oblates of Notre Dame (OND), a religious congregation of women of pontifical right dedicated to the works of the apostolate - Cotabato City.

Official website of the Daughters of St. Paul Philipine - Malaysian - Papua New Guinean - Thailand Province. The Daughters of St. Paul are consecrated women committed to follow Jesus in a radical manner and to proclaim the Good News to all peoples. We call ourselves Paulines because St. Paul is our father, patron and inspirer. We imitate him in his deep love for Jesus and in his total dedication to the preaching of the Good News - Pasay City and many Philippine provinces and cities.

Sisters of St. Paul of Chartres ... yesterday, today, forever ... with 59 houses all over the Philippines and foreign mission work in Indonesia, Japan, Thailand, Korea, USA, Italy, Peru, Israel, Ireland, France and Africa. Paulinian Global is a creative webpage where Paulinians globally could touch-base.

Philippines-Taiwan-Hongkong Province. The Pious Disciples are Contemplative - Apostolic Religious living in communion in an atmosphere of prayer and active-loving silence, following Jesus the Way, the Truth and the Life in imitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary in praise, adoration, reparation, and supplication especially for the apostolate of social communication and for the evangelization of humanity.

Philippines Taiwan Hongkong Province. The Eucharistic dimension of our PDDM mission is our way of being active in the heart of the Church. This is primarily carried out through living evermore profoundly the Eucharist as the mystery of Christ and extending this mystery through the perpetual eucharistic adoration. In this way, we bring all the intercession and particular needs of all people before Jesus Master, the Way, the Truth and the Life - Quezon City, Manila, Cebu and Davao.

Official Website of the Congregation of the Religious of the Virgin Mary, or the R.V.M. Sisters,