Sisters of Mercy

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News
In Memory--Tim Russert Sisters of Mercy Advocate for Comprehensive Immigration Reform in Aftermath of Iowa Raids Sisters of Mercy Welcome Pope Benedict XVI

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isters of Mercy are an international community of women religious vowed to serve people who suffer from poverty, sickness and lack of education with a special concern for women and children.

Join Mercy

There are several ways to join one's life, commitment, energy and resources with the Sisters of Mercy to improve lives and enrich souls.

Are you a woman who feels called to religious life? Consider becoming a sister.

Are you a woman or man looking to serve God and others through service and mutually enriching relationships? Consider becoming a Mercy Associate, a Mercy Volunteer or a Companion in Mercy. These are specialized and specific calls to share life in Mercy for a lifetime or a period of time.

Do you want to strengthen the Mercy voice as we advocate for changing unjust systems? Learn more about justice issues and join us in calling for legislative action.

Can you support Mercy with a charitable contribution? Consider making a donation.

If you need help deciding which option to pursue, take our quiz.

Mercy Story
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Highlights
Mercy Co-sponsors Convention for the Common Good The Sisters of Mercy of the Americas are joining with NETWORK, Catholics in Alliance for the Common Good... Election 2008: A Practical Resource (pdf) This reflection guide for the 2008 U.S. elections provides non-partisan educational materials for reflection as preparation for the debates, primaries and elections.