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The Dominican Order is comprised of different branches. In addition to the friars (which includes priests and cooperator brothers), there are also cloistered nuns, who spend their lives in prayer, and sisters who teach, work in hospitals, parishes, and other ministries. There are also lay Dominicans, who may or may not be married and have families. They preach and minister in many ways that are appropriate to their lay vocation.
Dominican Sisters and NunsDominican Cloistered Nuns
Dominican Sisters
Dominican Sisters and Nuns with Motherhouses in the Province of St. Martin de Porres
Dominican Monastery of St. Jude, Marbury, AL
Dominican Monastery of the Infant Jesus, Lufkin, TX
Dominican Sisters of St. Cecilia, Nashville, TN
Dominican Sisters of Houston, Houston, TX
Dominican Sisters of Mary Immaculate, Houston, TX
Dominican Friars
Dominican Order (worldwide)
Dominican Province of St. Martin de Porres (Southern)
Dominican Province of St. Albert the Great (Central)
Dominican Province of the Holy Name of Jesus (Western)
Dominican Province of St. Joseph (Eastern)
Dominican Laity
Dominican Laity - Province of St. Martin de Porres
Dominican Laity - Province of St. Albert the Great
Dominican Laity - Province of the Holy Name of Jesus
Dominican Laity - Province of St. Joseph
Dominican Youth Movement