Wherever the Sisters live they are involved in their local parishes and communities in pastoral care and catechetical work. Many also take part in particular ministries such as prison chaplaincy, school and university chaplaincy, work with the homeless, refugees, asylum seekers, vulnerable women and others in need.

 

The Sisters have been involved with education since the Foundress Mother Magdalen Taylor/Frances Taylor first opened Ragged Schools for the poor of London in the 1860s. Many of the Sisters have taught in schools owned and run by the Congregation in England and Ireland. The Sisters remain on the governing bodies of a few schools in England, they continue to run three schools in Ireland and are involved in training and skills education in Venezuela.

Ireland:

Dublin www.manorhouseschool.com

Cork www.stalscarrig.com

The Superior General and her Council, who are also the Trustees, are based in Roehampton in London.

Maryfield Convent
Mount Angelus Road
London SW15 4JA
020 8788 4351