Ursuline Sisters of Cincinnati

The Ursuline Sisters of Cincinnati

The Ursulines of Cincinnati are a diverse group of women religious dedicated to Christ through involvement in ministries that include educational leadership, counseling, community outreach, care of the sick and elderly, social justice, parish ministry and journalism.

Following in the footsteps of St. Angela Merici, members of the community respond to the needs of our times while living in a variety of local settings, coming together often for prayer, work, continuing faith formation, mutual support, celebration and encouragement. Care of the individual and recognition of the dignity and gifts of each person are key elements of Ursuline life. We honor our inspiring heritage, embrace our present service and challenges, and plan for our future with faith and optimism. The Ursulines of Cincinnati are celebrating one-hundred years of serving God's people in the Cincinnati area in 2010.

Upcoming Events --

Celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the Ursulines of Cincinnati!

Participate in the building of Jubilee House in Walnut Hills with Habitat for Humanity, our way of giving back to the community in our 100th year and remembering that when our Sisters first came to this neighborhood they, too, had not yet found a place to call home.There are many ways, both small and large, to help. Building skills are not required! Contact Nancy Hecht of Habitat for Humanity at nhecht@cinci.rr.com to get on board.