The Sisters of the Dominican Order, also known as the Dominican Sisters, are a religious community within the Roman Catholic Church. Founded in the early 13th century by Saint Dominic, their mission focuses on preaching, teaching, and serving others. They emphasize the importance of education and have established schools, colleges, and various ministries worldwide. The Dominican Sisters live a life of prayer, community, and service, following the Rule of Saint Augustine. They are known for their commitment to social justice, promoting peace, and addressing the needs of the marginalized. Their work often includes outreach in healthcare, education, and advocacy for human rights.