More commonly known as the BVMs, their pre-Vatican II headgear was a literal Memento Mori. A council somewhere along the timeline wanted the Sisters to keep death before them at all times.
History:
https://www.bvmsisters.org/about-us/history/
Motherhouse shown in Dehey:
https://www.bvmsisters.org/about-us/mount-carmel/
Vocational Link:
https://www.bvmsisters.org/get-involved/vowed-membership/
Sisters of Mount Carmel, LA:
https://www.mcacubs.com/about/history
Motherhouse shown in Dehey:
https://www.nola.com/entertainment_life/article_0bb74f3a-0cab-11eb-a8e1-cb63a3e758ff.html
Carmelite Sisters of the Divine Heart of Jesus, MO:
https://www.carmelitedcj.org/roots/our-foundress
Carmelite Sisters of St Theresa of the Child Jesus, OK:
https://oksister.com/history
Corpus Christi Carmelites, NE:
https://www.corpuschristicarmelites.org/the-carmelites-charism.html
Vocational Links:
Sisters of Mount Carmel:
They accept up to age 45, and annulees:
https://www.sistersofmountcarmel.org/becoming-a-sister/frequently-asked-questions/
Carmelites of the Divine Heart of Jesus:
https://www.carmelitedcj.org/vocation/retreats-events
Oklahoma Carmelites:
https://oksister.com/resources
Corpus Christi Carmelites:
https://www.corpuschristicarmelites.org/origin-of-the-corpus-christi-carmelites.html
This congregation is indigenous to South Carolina, and founded in the spirit of Mother Seton:
https://sistersofcharityolm.org/our-history/
No photos were shown in Dehey.
They have retreat accommodations for priests and Religious.
They also don't have a Vocations page. However, here is the contact info:
https://sistersofcharityolm.org/contact-us/
Article about them from 2018:
https://charlestonmag.com/features/movers_shapers
The Oblate Sisters of Providence are the first congregation founded by women of color to minister to persons of color:
https://oblatesisters.com/our-history
Article discussing their foundress, and the need for Vocations from 2017:
http://darkroom.baltimoresun.com/2017/07/waiting-for-a-miracle-with-the-oblate-sisters-of-providence/#1
One of their foundresses separated from the congregation, and helped found the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary in Michigan.
Mother Lange Guild:
(Founder's canonization process):
https://www.motherlange.org/
They have a sister with an Hispanic name, so the membership may not be restricted to women of color.
Vocations Link:
https://oblatesisters.com/the-process
There have been two new congregations formed from the merger of several.
The Dominican Sisters of the Sick Poor; Newburgh, NY; and Fall River, MA, merged to become the Dominican Sisters of Hope:
https://ophope.org/history/
Vocations:
https://ophope.org/vowed-membership-information/
Then, Springfield, KY; Columbus, OH; New Orleans, LA; Great Bend, KS; Akron, OH; Oxford, MI; and the Eucharistic Missionaries of St Dominic in New Orleans, formed the Dominican Sisters of Peace:
https://oppeace.org/who-we-are/our-story/
Vocations:
https://oppeace.org/become-a-sister-2/
The remainder of the congregations:
Sinsinawa, WI:
https://www.sinsinawa.org/join-us/becoming-sisters.html
San Rafael, CA:
https://sanrafaelop.org/get-involved/become-a-sister/
Amityville, NY:
https://www.sistersofstdominic.org/join-us/as-a-dominican-sister/
Nashville, TN:
https://www.nashvilledominican.org/vocations/
Racine, WI:
https://www.racinedominicans.org/sisters/becomeasister.cfm
Caldwell, NJ:
https://caldwellop.org/sharing-our-life/become-a-dominican-sister/
Springfield, IL:
https://springfieldop.org/dominican-life/
(Vocation director listed bottom left)
Sparkill, NY:
https://www.sparkill.org/Public/Becoming_Dominican/vocations.html
Mission San Jose, CA:
https://www.msjdominicans.org/becoming-sister
Grand Rapids, MI:
https://www.grdominicans.org/vocations/
Adrian, MI:
https://adriandominicans.org/Become-a-Sister/Entering-the-Life
Galveston/Houston, TX:
https://domhou.org/join-us/as-a-sister/
Tacoma, WA:
https://www.tacomaop.org/who-we-are/
Blauvelt, NY:
https://www.opblauvelt.org/become-a-sister
Kenosha, WI:
https://www.archmil.org/Vocations/Womens-Religious/Kenosha-Dominicans.htm
Eclectic:
Hawthorne:
https://www.hawthorne-dominicans.org/vocations.html
Presentation:
https://presentation-op-usa.org/vocation.html
Maryknoll:
https://www.maryknollsisters.org/become-a-sister/join-us/
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Dominican high schools:
https://www.domlife.org/Links/DomincanHSlist.htm
Dominican colleges/universities:
https://www.domlife.org/Links/DominicanColleges_UniversitiesList.htm
St Catharine College in KY closed due to financial issues.
The Dominican Nuns of Perpetual Adoration have always been cloistered Second Order. The perpetual adoration actually started in France, and was brought to the US by the founders of the Newark monastery.
Newark, NJ (repurposed):
https://www.newarkfriary.org/history.html
The Bronx, NY:
https://www.opbronx.org/about/
When their website says that they're the oldest Dominican monastery, they mean the oldest still in existence. Their foundresses came from Newark.
Farmington Hills, MI:
https://www.opnuns-fh.org/history
Be sure to download the history booklet at the end of the page.
Cincinnati, OH (closed):
https://www.bizjournals.com/cincinnati/news/2013/09/06/new-million-dollar-homes-are-coming-to.html
Albany, NY (closed):
https://mariacollege.edu/about-maria/history
Menlo Park, CA:
https://www.opnunsmenlo.org/our-monastery
***Centennial celebration!***
Los Angeles, CA:
https://www.monasteryoftheangels.org/
(No history page).
Vocational Links:
The Bronx:
https://www.opbronx.org/vocations/
Farmington Hills, MI:
https://www.opnuns-fh.org/vocations
Menlo Park, CA:
https://www.opnunsmenlo.org/discerning-a-vocation
Los Angeles, CA:
https://www.monasteryoftheangels.org/vocations/
There were four "eclectic" Dominican congregations in the US at the time of Dehey: Hawthorne; Presentation; Sick Poor; and Maryknoll.
Three of the four are still their own entities. The Dominican Sisters of the Sick Poor have merged with two others. More on that later, though.
To continue:
Hawthorne:
https://www.hawthorne-dominicans.org/early-history.html
Presentation:
https://presentation-op-usa.org/about-us.html
Maryknoll:
https://www.maryknollsisters.org/about-us/history/
The Dominican Sisters of the Sick Poor merged with Fall River and Newburgh to form the Dominican Sisters of Hope:
https://ophope.org/history/
Vocation links will be in a dedicated post.
The Dominican Nuns of Perpetual Adoration are next...
