"All guests who present themselves are to be welcomed as Christ."

The Sisters of Our Lady of Reparation are a semi-contemplative congregation of traditional Catholic Sisters.
We follow the Holy Rule of St. Benedict and seek a life of union with God through our chief apostolate, the Divine Office. 
Together with Our Blessed Mother, we also dedicate our lives to helping others in a quiet way by assisting with parish work, visiting the sick,
​ and instructing children in our Catholic Faith.

Click Below and Shop!

The Guardian's Workshop is an online store where the sisters sell and display all of their handmade or personally designed items. Here you will find beautiful gift-worthy products and a variety of both  religious and nonreligious items. Be sure to stop in and stay tuned for more convent-crafted articles. 

Sustain a Sister

Thank you for providing food, clothing, and shelter for our sisters by your charitable donations and by shopping at our store. We cannot thank you enough for your blessed generosity, and we pray that God will reward your great kindness.

Click Below and Build!

As a contemplative community, our days are chiefly spent at the convent where property and space are of great value. ​Outdoor activities​ are currently limited, but we continue to pray (and save) for a bit of acreage. We now have an official building fund; If you would like to donate, please see the bottom of our Donations page.

   A Prayer to Our Lady of Reparation

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     Immaculate Virgin, refuge of sinners, thou who, in order to atone for the injuries done to Almighty God and the evils inflicted on men by sin, didst accept with resignation the death of thy divine Son, be ever propitious toward us, and in heaven, where thou dost reign gloriously, continue in our behalf thy work of zeal and love.​We would be thy children: do thou still show thyself a Mother. Obtain from Jesus, our divine Redeemer, that He may be pleased to apply to our souls the fruits of His passion and death, and deliver us from the bonds of our iniquities. May He be our light in the midst of darkness, our strength in weakness, our refuge in the midst of peril; may He strengthen us by His grace and love in this world, and grant us to love Him, see Him and possess Him in the world to come. Amen.
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An indulgence of 500 days (S. C. Ind., Aug. 24, 1904; S. P. Ap., April 28, 1934). Taken from The Raccolta