Sisters of St. Casimir

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About Sisters of St. Casimir

A congregation of women religious in Chicago. The Sisters of St. Casimir was founded in 1907 by Venerable Servant of God Maria Kaupas. The congregation offers opportunities to join the Sisters for Masses and SSC Auxiliary events, and accepts prayer requests that are remembered in their daily prayers. Visitors can learn about the congregation's history and mission through the Legacy Room. The Sisters also welcome people interested in becoming SSC Associates, who maintain their own vocation and lifestyle while committing to support the congregation's mission without professing vows. The organization shares information about its foundress, Mother Maria Kaupas, and provides news, events, a photo gallery, and a film about her life.

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At a glance

Team: A congregation of women religious.
Founded: 1907

Offers tours of the Motherhouse Chapel and Legacy Room
Provides opportunities to attend Masses and SSC Auxiliary events
Accepts prayer requests for the Sisters' daily prayers

From www.sistersofstcasimir.org, checked 22 Oct 2026. Only what the business states on its own website.

Services & specialities

Highlights

Prayer Requests

Requests are remembered in the Sisters' daily prayers.

Mass Opportunities

Community members can join the Sisters for Masses and events.

SSC Associates

Adults can support the congregation's mission without professing vows.