Camaldolese Sisters

The Camaldolese Sisters are a religious community of women within the Catholic Church, part of the broader Camaldolese Order founded by St. Romuald in the 11th century. They follow the Rule of Saint Benedict, emphasizing prayer, contemplation, and communal living. Their lifestyle balances solitude and community life, often living in monasteries or convents. The Sisters dedicate themselves to spiritual growth, education, and service within their communities. Known for their commitment to silence and reflection, they aim to deepen their relationship with God while actively engaging in the needs of the world around them.