Nun Name Generator

Religious names for sisters, abbesses, and novices

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Generate nun names the way real religious orders assign them: Sister plus a saint's name, a Marian title, a mystery of the faith, or a virtue, from Sister Mary Immaculata to Mother Scholastica. Useful for historical fiction, Catholic-school comedies, horror, and period drama.

About nun names

When a woman entered a Catholic religious order before the 1960s, she almost always received a new name at clothing or profession, and the shape of that name followed clear rules. Most orders prefixed "Mary" to honour the Virgin, then added a saint (Sister Mary Agnes), a Marian title (Sister Mary Immaculata, Sister Mary of Lourdes), or a mystery of the faith (Sister Mary of the Passion). Many sisters took male saints' names because those were the patrons available in the order's calendar, which is why Sister Aloysius, Sister Ignatius, and Sister Francis Xavier were common in American classrooms. Latin virtue names such as Caritas and Misericordia appear in older houses. The list also includes early abbesses, Irish patrons and Eastern monastic names.

Rank adds a second layer. A Mother is a superior, an abbess or prioress; in English Benedictine houses professed nuns have historically been styled Dame; postulants and novices are called by their baptismal or trial name until profession. Since the Second Vatican Council many orders let sisters keep their baptismal names, so a modern sister might simply be Sister Karen while her elderly superior is still Sister Mary Consolata.

For fiction, the name choice signals period, order, and personality at once: Sister Mary Immaculata reads as a strict pre-conciliar teacher, Sister Kateri as a post-1980 American religious.

How to choose nun names

  • Match the era: for a story set before 1965 use Mary plus a saint or title; for a contemporary sister, a plain baptismal name after Sister is more realistic.
  • Use a male saint's name (Sister Aloysius, Sister Thomas Aquinas) for a formidable teaching nun; the convention was real and instantly reads as old-school to readers.
  • Give the superior a title consistent with her order: Mother Superior or Reverend Mother for most active congregations, Mother Abbess for Benedictines and Poor Clares, Mother Prioress for Carmelites and Dominicans.
  • Sisters in one community usually avoid duplicate names, so vary the saints within a single convent rather than giving three characters Mary-something.
  • For horror or gothic settings, Latin abstract names (Sister Silence, Sister Misericordia, Sister Nativitas) sound austere without being disrespectful.

Frequently asked questions

Why do so many nuns have Mary in their names?

Taking Mary as a first name in religion honours the Virgin Mary as the model of consecrated life, and many congregations required it. The distinguishing part is the second name, so Sister Mary Agnes was called Sister Agnes in daily use.

Why did nuns take men's names like Sister Aloysius?

Religious names were chosen from the calendar of saints, and most canonized saints before the twentieth century were men. A sister who admired Saint Aloysius Gonzaga or Saint Ignatius could take that name regardless of gender, and superiors sometimes assigned names to avoid duplicates in the community.

Do nuns still get new names today?

Some do. Contemplative and traditional orders (Carmelites, Poor Clares, Dominican nuns, the Nashville Dominicans) still give a religious name at clothing or profession, while many active congregations since Vatican II let sisters keep their baptismal names.

What is the difference between a nun and a sister?

In canon law a nun takes solemn vows and lives an enclosed contemplative life in a monastery, while a sister takes simple vows and works in the world in teaching, nursing, or social ministry. In everyday English both are addressed as Sister, so either fits these names.

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A: 31 names

  • Abbess Adela
  • Abbess Aldegund
  • Abbess Austreberta
  • Abbess Begga
  • Abbess Bertilla
  • Abbess Caesaria
  • Abbess Cuthburga
  • Abbess Ebba
  • Abbess Elfleda
  • Abbess Ermenilda
  • Abbess Fara
  • Abbess Gerberga
  • Abbess Gisela
  • Abbess Hathumoda
  • Abbess Herrad
  • Abbess Irmina
  • Abbess Landrada
  • Abbess Milburga
  • Abbess Monenna
  • Abbess Osyth
  • Abbess Relindis
  • Abbess Rictrude
  • Abbess Salaberga
  • Abbess Samthann
  • Abbess Sexburga
  • Abbess Tetta
  • Abbess Theophanu
  • Abbess Wulfhilda
  • Amma Matrona
  • Amma Melania
  • Amma Syncletica

D: 12 names

  • Dame Anselma
  • Dame Eanswythe
  • Dame Ethelburga
  • Dame Etheldreda
  • Dame Felicitas
  • Dame Frideswide
  • Dame Gertrude
  • Dame Hildelith
  • Dame Julian
  • Dame Laurentia
  • Dame Mildred
  • Dame Werburg

E: 2 names

  • Extern Sister Aurea
  • Extern Sister Fausta

G: 3 names

  • Gerontissa Makaria
  • Gerontissa Nektaria
  • Gerontissa Paisia

L: 3 names

  • Lay Sister Lea
  • Lay Sister Oliva
  • Lay Sister Prisca

M: 52 names

  • Mother Abbess Balvina
  • Mother Abbess Ermentrude
  • Mother Abbess Hildegard
  • Mother Abbess Irmgard
  • Mother Abbess Ortolana
  • Mother Abbess Richardis
  • Mother Alexandra
  • Mother Alfred
  • Mother Anthousa
  • Mother Athanasia
  • Mother Austin
  • Mother Baptist
  • Mother Cabrini
  • Mother Caroline
  • Mother Clementine
  • Mother Drexel
  • Mother Ernestine
  • Mother Eupraxia
  • Mother Febronia
  • Mother Gavrilia
  • Mother General Alphonsine
  • Mother Gonzaga
  • Mother Henrietta
  • Mother Hieronymo
  • Mother Kassiani
  • Mother Marie de l'Incarnation

M, continued

  • Mother Mary Angelica
  • Mother Mary Arcangela
  • Mother Mary Concordia
  • Mother Mary Joaquina
  • Mother Mary Leopoldine
  • Mother Mary of Providence
  • Mother Nonna
  • Mother Olympia
  • Mother Pelagia
  • Mother Prioress Aquinata
  • Mother Prioress Benedicta
  • Mother Prioress Diana
  • Mother Prioress Ingrid
  • Mother Prioress Sibyllina
  • Mother Scholastica
  • Mother Seton
  • Mother Sophronia
  • Mother Superior Agnes
  • Mother Superior Georgiana
  • Mother Superior Leontine
  • Mother Superior Philothea
  • Mother Taisia
  • Mother Teresa
  • Mother Theodosia
  • Mother Vicaress Benedetta
  • Mother Xenia

N: 6 names

  • Novice Bernadette
  • Novice Cecily
  • Novice Clare
  • Novice Juliette
  • Novice Katie
  • Novice Lucie

P: 6 names

  • Postulant Annie
  • Postulant Bridie
  • Postulant Elsie
  • Postulant Maria
  • Postulant Molly
  • Postulant Nora

R: 4 names

  • Reverend Mother Anatolia
  • Reverend Mother Battista
  • Reverend Mother Immaculata
  • Reverend Mother Raymunda

S: 881 names

  • Sister Adalberta
  • Sister Addolorata
  • Sister Adelaide
  • Sister Adrian
  • Sister Adrienne
  • Sister Aelred
  • Sister Aemiliana
  • Sister Agatha
  • Sister Agnes
  • Sister Agnes of Montepulciano
  • Sister Agnes of the Lamb of God
  • Sister Aidan
  • Sister Ailbe
  • Sister Alban
  • Sister Alberta
  • Sister Albertine
  • Sister Alexia
  • Sister Alice
  • Sister Alma
  • Sister Aloysia
  • Sister Aloysius
  • Sister Alphonsa of the Redeemer
  • Sister Alphonsus
  • Sister Amabilis
  • Sister Amadea
  • Sister Amata of Merciful Love
  • Sister Ambrose
  • Sister Anastasia
  • Sister Andrew
  • Sister Angela
  • Sister Angela of the Guardian Angels
  • Sister Angelica
  • Sister Anna of the Purification
  • Sister Anne of the Holy Face
  • Sister Anselm
  • Sister Anthony
  • Sister Anthony of Padua
  • Sister Antonia

S, continued

  • Sister Antonina
  • Sister Anysia
  • Sister Apollonia
  • Sister Aquinas
  • Sister Arnolda
  • Sister Assumpta
  • Sister Athanasius
  • Sister Attracta
  • Sister Augustina
  • Sister Augustine
  • Sister Aurelia
  • Sister Ave Maria
  • Sister Avila
  • Sister Bakhita
  • Sister Barbara
  • Sister Barnabas
  • Sister Basil
  • Sister Beatrice
  • Sister Beatrice of St. Elias
  • Sister Bede
  • Sister Benedicta
  • Sister Benigna
  • Sister Benignus
  • Sister Berchmans
  • Sister Bernadette
  • Sister Bernard
  • Sister Bernard of Our Lady
  • Sister Bernardine
  • Sister Bertrand
  • Sister Bibiana
  • Sister Blaise
  • Sister Blanca of St. Francis
  • Sister Blandina
  • Sister Bonaventure
  • Sister Boniface
  • Sister Bonifacia
  • Sister Bosco
  • Sister Brébeuf

S, continued

  • Sister Brendan
  • Sister Bridget of Sweden
  • Sister Brigid
  • Sister Bruno
  • Sister Callista
  • Sister Camilla
  • Sister Camillus de Lellis
  • Sister Candida
  • Sister Canice
  • Sister Canisius
  • Sister Caritas
  • Sister Carmela
  • Sister Carol
  • Sister Carolyn
  • Sister Carthage
  • Sister Casilda
  • Sister Casimir
  • Sister Catherine
  • Sister Catherine of Siena
  • Sister Cecilia
  • Sister Celestine
  • Sister Chad
  • Sister Chantal
  • Sister Charity
  • Sister Charles Borromeo
  • Sister Cherubina
  • Sister Chiara Luce
  • Sister Chiara of the Mother of God
  • Sister Christiana
  • Sister Christina
  • Sister Christodoula
  • Sister Christopher
  • Sister Chrysostom
  • Sister Clare
  • Sister Clare of Montefalco
  • Sister Claret
  • Sister Claudine of Jesus and Mary
  • Sister Clemencia

S, continued

  • Sister Clement
  • Sister Cletus
  • Sister Clotilde
  • Sister Colette
  • Sister Colman
  • Sister Colombière
  • Sister Columba
  • Sister Columbanus
  • Sister Columcille
  • Sister Compassion
  • Sister Concepta
  • Sister Conleth
  • Sister Consolatrix
  • Sister Constance
  • Sister Consuelo
  • Sister Cornelia
  • Sister Coronata
  • Sister Crescentia
  • Sister Crispin
  • Sister Cuthbert
  • Sister Cyprian
  • Sister Damian
  • Sister Daria
  • Sister de la Salle
  • Sister de Pazzi
  • Sister Deborah of Divine Mercy
  • Sister Declan
  • Sister Deirdre
  • Sister Denis
  • Sister Deodata
  • Sister Deogratias
  • Sister Desiderata
  • Sister Diane
  • Sister Dilecta
  • Sister Dionysius
  • Sister Dolores
  • Sister Dominic
  • Sister Domitilla
  • Sister Donna

S, continued

  • Sister Dorothea
  • Sister Dorothy of the Divine Will
  • Sister Dulcissima
  • Sister Dunstan
  • Sister Dymphna
  • Sister Edith
  • Sister Edmund Campion
  • Sister Elaine
  • Sister Elias of Mount Carmel
  • Sister Elizabeth
  • Sister Elizabeth of Hungary
  • Sister Emerentiana
  • Sister Emilia of the Holy Saviour
  • Sister Emma
  • Sister Emmanuel
  • Sister Emmanuelle of the Holy Angels
  • Sister Emmelia
  • Sister Enda
  • Sister Engelberta
  • Sister Ephrem
  • Sister Esther of the Transfiguration
  • Sister Eugene
  • Sister Eugenia
  • Sister Eulalia
  • Sister Eunan
  • Sister Euphemia
  • Sister Euphrasia
  • Sister Euphrosyne
  • Sister Eustochium
  • Sister Evangelista
  • Sister Evdokia
  • Sister Eymard
  • Sister Fabiola
  • Sister Faith
  • Sister Fanchea
  • Sister Faustina
  • Sister Felicity
  • Sister Felix

S, continued

  • Sister Ferdinand
  • Sister Fiacre
  • Sister Fidelis
  • Sister Fides
  • Sister Finbarr
  • Sister Finian
  • Sister Fintan
  • Sister Flannan
  • Sister Flora
  • Sister Fortunata
  • Sister Fourier
  • Sister Frances of Rome
  • Sister Frances of the Stigmata
  • Sister Francesca
  • Sister Francis Borgia
  • Sister Francis de Sales
  • Sister Francis of Assisi
  • Sister Francis Xavier
  • Sister Fridolina
  • Sister Gabriel
  • Sister Gabrielle of the Annunciation
  • Sister Gall
  • Sister Gaudentia
  • Sister Genevieve
  • Sister Germaine
  • Sister Gertrude
  • Sister Gertrude the Great
  • Sister Gianna
  • Sister Gilbert
  • Sister Giles
  • Sister Gloria
  • Sister Gobnait
  • Sister Godelieve
  • Sister Gorgonia
  • Sister Grace
  • Sister Gudula
  • Sister Hannah of Christ the King
  • Sister Hedwig

S, continued

  • Sister Helena
  • Sister Henry
  • Sister Hildegard
  • Sister Honorata
  • Sister Hope
  • Sister Hubert
  • Sister Hugh
  • Sister Humbeline
  • Sister Humilitas
  • Sister Humility
  • Sister Hyacintha
  • Sister Ida
  • Sister Ignatia
  • Sister Ignatius
  • Sister Illtyd
  • Sister Illuminata
  • Sister Imelda
  • Sister Immaculata
  • Sister Incarnata
  • Sister Inés of St. Dominic
  • Sister Innocent
  • Sister Innocentia
  • Sister Inviolata
  • Sister Irenaeus
  • Sister Irene of the Queen of Peace
  • Sister Isaac Jogues
  • Sister Isabel
  • Sister Isabelle of St. Michael
  • Sister Isidora
  • Sister Isidore
  • Sister Ita
  • Sister Jacinta
  • Sister Janet
  • Sister Janua Coeli
  • Sister Jarlath
  • Sister Jeanette
  • Sister Jeanne of the Holy Cross
  • Sister Jo Ann
  • Sister Joachim

S, continued

  • Sister Joan of Arc
  • Sister John Baptist
  • Sister John Cantius
  • Sister John Capistran
  • Sister John Damascene
  • Sister John Eudes
  • Sister John Evangelist
  • Sister John Fisher
  • Sister John Nepomucene
  • Sister John Neumann
  • Sister John of the Cross
  • Sister John Paul
  • Sister Jordan
  • Sister Joseph Cupertino
  • Sister Joseph of Arimathea
  • Sister Josepha
  • Sister Josephine
  • Sister Joy
  • Sister Joyce
  • Sister Jude
  • Sister Judith of the Ascension
  • Sister Julian
  • Sister Juliana
  • Sister Jutta
  • Sister Karen
  • Sister Kateri
  • Sister Kathy
  • Sister Kentigern
  • Sister Kieran
  • Sister Kunigunde
  • Sister Kyriaki
  • Sister Laetitia
  • Sister Laurence O'Toole
  • Sister Lelia
  • Sister Leonard
  • Sister Leonie
  • Sister Liberata
  • Sister Lidwina

S, continued

  • Sister Linda
  • Sister Lioba
  • Sister Lorraine
  • Sister Louis de Montfort
  • Sister Loyola
  • Sister Lucia of the Incarnate Word
  • Sister Lucy
  • Sister Ludmila
  • Sister Lutgarde
  • Sister Lydia
  • Sister Macartan
  • Sister Macrina
  • Sister Madeleine Sophie
  • Sister Maeve
  • Sister Magdalen of Bethany
  • Sister Majella
  • Sister Malachy
  • Sister Marcella
  • Sister Marcellina
  • Sister Margaret Mary
  • Sister Margaret of Cortona
  • Sister Margaret of Scotland
  • Sister Margaret of the Eucharistic Heart
  • Sister María Amparo
  • Sister Maria Ancilla
  • Sister Maria Angelina
  • Sister Maria Assunta
  • Sister María Asunción
  • Sister María Auxiliadora
  • Sister Maria Bambina
  • Sister María Begoña
  • Sister Maria Bronisława
  • Sister María Candelaria
  • Sister Maria Celeste
  • Sister María Concepción
  • Sister Maria Concetta
  • Sister María Consuelo
  • Sister Maria Crocifissa

S, continued

  • Sister María de la Luz
  • Sister María de los Ángeles
  • Sister María de los Dolores
  • Sister María del Carmen
  • Sister María del Pilar
  • Sister María del Rosario
  • Sister María del Sagrario
  • Sister Maria Domenica
  • Sister Maria Elisabetta
  • Sister María Encarnación
  • Sister María Esperanza
  • Sister Maria Euthymia
  • Sister Maria Faustina
  • Sister Maria Gemma
  • Sister Maria Giuseppina
  • Sister Maria Goretti
  • Sister Maria Grazia
  • Sister María Guadalupe
  • Sister Maria Immacolata
  • Sister María Inmaculada
  • Sister Maria Innocentia
  • Sister María Josefa
  • Sister Maria Kinga
  • Sister Maria Kolbe
  • Sister Maria Luisa
  • Sister María Milagros
  • Sister María Natividad
  • Sister Maria Pia
  • Sister Maria Pierina
  • Sister María Purificación
  • Sister María Remedios
  • Sister Maria Rosa
  • Sister María Rosario
  • Sister Maria Roswitha
  • Sister María Socorro
  • Sister María Soledad
  • Sister Maria Teresa
  • Sister María Trinidad
  • Sister María Visitación

S, continued

  • Sister Maria Vittoria
  • Sister Marianne
  • Sister Marie Agnès
  • Sister Marie Aimée
  • Sister Marie Ange
  • Sister Marie Angélique
  • Sister Marie Antoinette
  • Sister Marie Bernard
  • Sister Marie Cécile
  • Sister Marie Céline
  • Sister Marie Claire
  • Sister Marie de l'Assomption
  • Sister Marie de l'Eucharistie
  • Sister Marie de la Croix
  • Sister Marie de la Nativité
  • Sister Marie de la Paix
  • Sister Marie de la Providence
  • Sister Marie de la Trinité
  • Sister Marie des Anges
  • Sister Marie Dominique
  • Sister Marie du Calvaire
  • Sister Marie du Sacré-Cœur
  • Sister Marie du Saint-Esprit
  • Sister Marie Émilie
  • Sister Marie Eugénie
  • Sister Marie Françoise
  • Sister Marie Geneviève
  • Sister Marie Hélène
  • Sister Marie Josèphe
  • Sister Marie Louise
  • Sister Marie Madeleine
  • Sister Marie Marguerite
  • Sister Marie Noëlle
  • Sister Marie Odile
  • Sister Marie Pascale
  • Sister Marie Rose
  • Sister Marie Solange
  • Sister Marie Thérèse

S, continued

  • Sister Marie Véronique
  • Sister Marie Vianney
  • Sister Marilyn
  • Sister Martha
  • Sister Martha of the Cenacle
  • Sister Martin de Porres
  • Sister Mary Adele
  • Sister Mary Agnes
  • Sister Mary Alacoque
  • Sister Mary Alberta
  • Sister Mary Alexis
  • Sister Mary Aloysius
  • Sister Mary Alphonsa
  • Sister Mary Amadeus
  • Sister Mary Amata
  • Sister Mary Ambrose
  • Sister Mary Ancilla
  • Sister Mary Angela
  • Sister Mary Anne
  • Sister Mary Annunciata
  • Sister Mary Anthony
  • Sister Mary Antonia
  • Sister Mary Aquin
  • Sister Mary Assumpta
  • Sister Mary Augustine
  • Sister Mary Bartholomew
  • Sister Mary Basil
  • Sister Mary Benedict
  • Sister Mary Bernadette
  • Sister Mary Bertha
  • Sister Mary Bonaventure
  • Sister Mary Boniface
  • Sister Mary Bridget
  • Sister Mary Camille
  • Sister Mary Carmel
  • Sister Mary Carmelita
  • Sister Mary Casimir
  • Sister Mary Catherine

S, continued

  • Sister Mary Cecilia
  • Sister Mary Celeste
  • Sister Mary Charles
  • Sister Mary Christine
  • Sister Mary Clare
  • Sister Mary Clarita
  • Sister Mary Claudia
  • Sister Mary Clement
  • Sister Mary Cleophas
  • Sister Mary Columba
  • Sister Mary Consolata
  • Sister Mary Cornelius
  • Sister Mary Corona
  • Sister Mary Cyril
  • Sister Mary Cyrilla
  • Sister Mary Damien
  • Sister Mary Daniel
  • Sister Mary David
  • Sister Mary Delphine
  • Sister Mary Denise
  • Sister Mary Dermot
  • Sister Mary Dismas
  • Sister Mary Dolores
  • Sister Mary Dominic
  • Sister Mary Dorothy
  • Sister Mary Edmund
  • Sister Mary Edward
  • Sister Mary Edwina
  • Sister Mary Eileen
  • Sister Mary Eleanor
  • Sister Mary Ellen
  • Sister Mary Emily
  • Sister Mary Emmanuel
  • Sister Mary Ethel
  • Sister Mary Eucharia
  • Sister Mary Evangeline
  • Sister Mary Fabian
  • Sister Mary Fatima

S, continued

  • Sister Mary Fidelis
  • Sister Mary Flavia
  • Sister Mary Florence
  • Sister Mary Frances
  • Sister Mary Gabriel
  • Sister Mary Gemma
  • Sister Mary George
  • Sister Mary Gerard
  • Sister Mary Grace
  • Sister Mary Gregory
  • Sister Mary Guadalupe
  • Sister Mary Helen
  • Sister Mary Hilary
  • Sister Mary Hilda
  • Sister Mary Hyacinth
  • Sister Mary Ignatius
  • Sister Mary Immaculata
  • Sister Mary Irene
  • Sister Mary James
  • Sister Mary Jane
  • Sister Mary Jean
  • Sister Mary Jerome
  • Sister Mary Jo
  • Sister Mary Joan
  • Sister Mary Joanna
  • Sister Mary Jogues
  • Sister Mary John
  • Sister Mary Joseph
  • Sister Mary Jude
  • Sister Mary Julia
  • Sister Mary Justin
  • Sister Mary Justina
  • Sister Mary Kathleen
  • Sister Mary Kay
  • Sister Mary Kenneth
  • Sister Mary Kevin
  • Sister Mary Kilian
  • Sister Mary Laura
  • Sister Mary Lawrence

S, continued

  • Sister Mary Leo
  • Sister Mary Leona
  • Sister Mary Leonarda
  • Sister Mary Lillian
  • Sister Mary Loretto
  • Sister Mary Lou
  • Sister Mary Louis
  • Sister Mary Louise
  • Sister Mary Lourdes
  • Sister Mary Lucille
  • Sister Mary Ludovica
  • Sister Mary Luke
  • Sister Mary Madeleine
  • Sister Mary Magdalene
  • Sister Mary Marcella
  • Sister Mary Margaret
  • Sister Mary Marguerite
  • Sister Mary Marina
  • Sister Mary Mark
  • Sister Mary Martin
  • Sister Mary Martina
  • Sister Mary Matthew
  • Sister Mary Maureen
  • Sister Mary Maurice
  • Sister Mary Michael
  • Sister Mary Michaela
  • Sister Mary Modesta
  • Sister Mary Monica
  • Sister Mary Natalie
  • Sister Mary Nicholas
  • Sister Mary Nivard
  • Sister Mary Noel
  • Sister Mary Norbert
  • Sister Mary of Altötting
  • Sister Mary of Banneux
  • Sister Mary of Bethlehem
  • Sister Mary of Calvary
  • Sister Mary of Carmel

S, continued

  • Sister Mary of Consolation
  • Sister Mary of Czestochowa
  • Sister Mary of Egypt
  • Sister Mary of Gethsemane
  • Sister Mary of Good Counsel
  • Sister Mary of Grace
  • Sister Mary of Jesus
  • Sister Mary of Knock
  • Sister Mary of La Salette
  • Sister Mary of Loreto
  • Sister Mary of Lourdes
  • Sister Mary of Mercy
  • Sister Mary of Montserrat
  • Sister Mary of Nazareth
  • Sister Mary of Perpetual Help
  • Sister Mary of Pontmain
  • Sister Mary of Prompt Succor
  • Sister Mary of Providence
  • Sister Mary of Sion
  • Sister Mary of Sorrows
  • Sister Mary of St. Joseph
  • Sister Mary of the Agony
  • Sister Mary of the Angels
  • Sister Mary of the Assumption
  • Sister Mary of the Atonement
  • Sister Mary of the Blessed Sacrament
  • Sister Mary of the Child Jesus
  • Sister Mary of the Compassion
  • Sister Mary of the Cross
  • Sister Mary of the Crucifixion
  • Sister Mary of the Divine Heart
  • Sister Mary of the Epiphany
  • Sister Mary of the Eucharist
  • Sister Mary of the Five Wounds
  • Sister Mary of the Good Shepherd
  • Sister Mary of the Holy Family
  • Sister Mary of the Holy Name
  • Sister Mary of the Holy Rosary

S, continued

  • Sister Mary of the Holy Spirit
  • Sister Mary of the Immaculate Conception
  • Sister Mary of the Incarnation
  • Sister Mary of the Infant Jesus
  • Sister Mary of the Miraculous Medal
  • Sister Mary of the Nativity
  • Sister Mary of the Passion
  • Sister Mary of the Precious Blood
  • Sister Mary of the Presentation
  • Sister Mary of the Redemption
  • Sister Mary of the Resurrection
  • Sister Mary of the Sacred Heart
  • Sister Mary of the Seven Dolors
  • Sister Mary of the Snows
  • Sister Mary of the Trinity
  • Sister Mary of the Visitation
  • Sister Mary of Victory
  • Sister Mary of Walsingham
  • Sister Mary Olive
  • Sister Mary Pancratius
  • Sister Mary Pat
  • Sister Mary Patricia
  • Sister Mary Patrick
  • Sister Mary Paul
  • Sister Mary Paula
  • Sister Mary Pauline
  • Sister Mary Peter
  • Sister Mary Petra
  • Sister Mary Philip
  • Sister Mary Philippa
  • Sister Mary Pilar
  • Sister Mary Placidus
  • Sister Mary Rachel
  • Sister Mary Ralph
  • Sister Mary Raphael
  • Sister Mary Raymond
  • Sister Mary Regina
  • Sister Mary Regis
  • Sister Mary Renata

S, continued

  • Sister Mary Robert
  • Sister Mary Rosaire
  • Sister Mary Rosalind
  • Sister Mary Rosaria
  • Sister Mary Rose
  • Sister Mary Rosita
  • Sister Mary Ruth
  • Sister Mary Sabina
  • Sister Mary Salome
  • Sister Mary Samuel
  • Sister Mary Sarah
  • Sister Mary Stella
  • Sister Mary Stephen
  • Sister Mary Sylvia
  • Sister Mary Tarcisius
  • Sister Mary Terence
  • Sister Mary Thecla
  • Sister Mary Theresa
  • Sister Mary Thomas
  • Sister Mary Timothy
  • Sister Mary Tobias
  • Sister Mary Ursula
  • Sister Mary Valentine
  • Sister Mary Vera
  • Sister Mary Vianney
  • Sister Mary Victoria
  • Sister Mary Vincent
  • Sister Mary Vivian
  • Sister Mary Walter
  • Sister Mary Wilfrid
  • Sister Mary William
  • Sister Mary Yvonne
  • Sister Mary Zachary
  • Sister Mary Zoe
  • Sister Mater Admirabilis
  • Sister Mater Christi
  • Sister Mater Dei
  • Sister Mater Dolorosa

S, continued

  • Sister Matilda
  • Sister Matthias
  • Sister Maura
  • Sister Maximilian
  • Sister Mechtilde
  • Sister Mediatrix
  • Sister Meinrad
  • Sister Mel
  • Sister Melangell
  • Sister Mercedes of St. Teresa
  • Sister Mercy
  • Sister Methodius
  • Sister Michael
  • Sister Miriam Teresa
  • Sister Misericordia
  • Sister Monica
  • Sister Monica of the Sorrowful Mother
  • Sister Morwenna
  • Sister Munchin
  • Sister Nancy
  • Sister Naomi of Jesus Crucified
  • Sister Nativitas
  • Sister Nazarena
  • Sister Nicholas of Tolentine
  • Sister Nieves of St. Anne
  • Sister Ninian
  • Sister Nino
  • Sister Noel Chabanel
  • Sister Noemi of St. Gabriel
  • Sister Non
  • Sister Noreen
  • Sister Notburga
  • Sister Nuala
  • Sister Odile
  • Sister Olga
  • Sister Oliver
  • Sister Osanna
  • Sister Oswald

S, continued

  • Sister Pacifica
  • Sister Paraskeva
  • Sister Pascalina
  • Sister Paschal
  • Sister Patience
  • Sister Patrick
  • Sister Paul Miki
  • Sister Paula
  • Sister Paula of the Crib
  • Sister Paz of St. Raphael
  • Sister Peace
  • Sister Peggy
  • Sister Peregrine
  • Sister Perfecta
  • Sister Perpetua
  • Sister Peter Chanel
  • Sister Peter Claver
  • Sister Peter Nolasco
  • Sister Petroc
  • Sister Petronilla
  • Sister Philip Benizi
  • Sister Philip Neri
  • Sister Philomena
  • Sister Photini
  • Sister Pia
  • Sister Pius
  • Sister Placida
  • Sister Polycarp
  • Sister Praxedes
  • Sister Presentata
  • Sister Priscilla
  • Sister Prudence
  • Sister Pulcheria
  • Sister Rachel of the Holy Innocents
  • Sister Rafqa
  • Sister Raphael
  • Sister Raphaela
  • Sister Rebecca of the Immaculate Heart
  • Sister Redempta

S, continued

  • Sister Regina Coeli
  • Sister Regina Mundi
  • Sister Regina Pacis
  • Sister Reginalda
  • Sister Reparata
  • Sister Restituta
  • Sister Resurrecta
  • Sister Richard
  • Sister Rita
  • Sister Rita of the Crown of Thorns
  • Sister Robert Bellarmine
  • Sister Roch
  • Sister Romana
  • Sister Romuald
  • Sister Ronan
  • Sister Rosa Mystica
  • Sister Rosalia
  • Sister Rose of Lima
  • Sister Rose of Viterbo
  • Sister Rose Philippine
  • Sister Roseline
  • Sister Rosemary
  • Sister Rufina
  • Sister Saint-Anaclet
  • Sister Saint-Aubin
  • Sister Saint-Elzéar
  • Sister Saint-Sulpice
  • Sister Saint-Télesphore
  • Sister Saint-Viateur
  • Sister Saint-Zéphirin
  • Sister Sainte-Élodie
  • Sister Sainte-Estelle
  • Sister Sainte-Florentine
  • Sister Sainte-Foy
  • Sister Sainte-Reine
  • Sister Salvatrice
  • Sister Sapientia
  • Sister Scholastica

S, continued

  • Sister Sebastian
  • Sister Sedes Sapientiae
  • Sister Senan
  • Sister Seraphica
  • Sister Seraphina
  • Sister Serena
  • Sister Severina
  • Sister Sharon
  • Sister Sheila
  • Sister Silence
  • Sister Simone
  • Sister Simplicia
  • Sister Sixta
  • Sister Sophia
  • Sister Sophie of the Heart of Jesus
  • Sister Speranza
  • Sister St. Alexander
  • Sister St. Arsenius
  • Sister St. Calixtus
  • Sister St. Eustace
  • Sister St. Fulgentius
  • Sister St. Hilarion
  • Sister St. Lazarus
  • Sister St. Liborius
  • Sister St. Medard
  • Sister St. Narcissus
  • Sister St. Philemon
  • Sister St. Theophilus
  • Sister Stanislaus
  • Sister Stella Maris
  • Sister Stephana
  • Sister Susan
  • Sister Susanna
  • Sister Swithun
  • Sister Sylvester
  • Sister Tarcisia of the Eucharist
  • Sister Tarsilla
  • Sister Tatiana

S, continued

  • Sister Teresa Benedicta
  • Sister Teresita
  • Sister Thaddeus
  • Sister Thais
  • Sister Theodora
  • Sister Theoktisti
  • Sister Theophane
  • Sister Thomas Aquinas
  • Sister Thomas More
  • Sister Thomas of Villanova
  • Sister Thomasina
  • Sister Trinitas
  • Sister Ursula
  • Sister Valeria
  • Sister Venantia
  • Sister Venard
  • Sister Verena
  • Sister Veritas
  • Sister Verity
  • Sister Veronica
  • Sister Veronica of the Holy Ghost
  • Sister Victor
  • Sister Vincent
  • Sister Vincent de Paul
  • Sister Vincentia
  • Sister Walburga
  • Sister Wenceslaus
  • Sister Wendelina
  • Sister Wilhelmina
  • Sister Willibalda
  • Sister Willibrord
  • Sister Winifred
  • Sister Wolfgang
  • Sister Xaveria
  • Sister Xavier
  • Sister Yolanda
  • Sister Zdislava
  • Sister Zélie of the Holy Family
  • Sister Zita