The Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet is a religious community founded in 1650 in France. They focus on education, healthcare, and social justice, serving communities in various capacities. The order emphasizes the importance of unity and collaboration in their mission to help those in need. In 1836, the sisters expanded to the United States, establishing their first community in St. Louis, Missouri. Today, they operate in several states and countries, continuing their commitment to service and advocacy. Their work includes running schools, hospitals, and various outreach programs aimed at improving the lives of individuals and families.