Coronavirus (Covid-19) latest information

The health, safety and wellbeing of our residents, staff and Sisters remains our top priority. We are cautiously resuming visits to some Nazareth Houses and facilities where the infection risk is low and visits can be conducted safely. Before travelling, please contact the house to check whether it is open, make an appointment to visit and follow the visiting requirements. Houses in some locations remain closed to visitors. We will keep the position under review and may need to close a home to visitors at short notice to protect those in our care. For further information please contact the relevant Nazareth House or service. Contact information can be found on each house page. We thank you for your understanding and co-operation.

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History

The Sisters of Nazareth roots can be traced back to 1851 when Victoire Larmenier, a young novice in Rennes, France was sent to England.

Vocations

To fall in love with God is the greatest of all romances; to seek Him, the greatest adventure; to find Him, the greatest achievement.  (St Augustine)

The life of Sisters

A vocation is a gift from God which has the commitment made at baptism as its foundation.

Who we are

As Catholic religious women, our first desire is to seek God, becoming one with him, taking on his mind and his way of life

Our Mission

We, the Sisters of Nazareth, aim to share the love of God through our ministries of care and education and our openness to respond to the needs of the times.

Sisters of Nazareth

Aim to share the love of God through our ministries of care and education