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About the Holy Names Sisters Foundation The Foundation was created to serve as a fundraising vehicle to act as a bridge for the people in the Oregon region who wished to partner in the mission and ministries of the Sisters of the Holy Names. Through their donations these partners provide for the Sisters general, retirement and ministry needs, as well as for the Holy Names Heritage Center - our archival ministry, our ministries in Lesotho, the Mary's Woods Resident Fund - assisting residents in need, as well as the Chapel at Mary's Woods. The Sisters of the Holy Names, an international congregation of Catholic women religious and Associates, work toward the full development of the human person through education and compassion with the hope of building a better world. The Sisters have a special concern for women and vulnerable children and are committed to being responsible stewards of the earth. The Holy Names Community was founded in Quebec in 1843 by Marie Rose Durocher. Holy Names Sisters have ministered in the Northwest since 1859, the year Oregon became a State. Today, some 600 SNJM Sisters and about 400 Associates — women and men who share our mission, but do not make vows — are part of the U.S.-Ontario Province, formed in 2006 by uniting the five predominantly English-speaking provinces of the Congregation. Worldwide, Sisters of the Holy Names can be found on four continents. Sisters and Associates still carry the fire of their foundress into a wider world of education that embraces parish communities and diverse populations working toward a more just world.
Mary’s Woods at Marylhurst
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