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Curious what it’s like to be a Loretto Volunteer, take part in Loretto’s justice and peace efforts or share what’s really meaningful in your life with others in a Loretto Circle? Want to know what you can do to support Loretto’s mission? Or perhaps working for Loretto on staff could be your dream job.

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Loretto Volunteers
Loretto Volunteers are an extension of the Loretto Community’s mission and spirit. Volunteers serve for a year at social justice organizations while living in intentional community with other Loretto Volunteers. Learn more.
Loretto Circle
Loretto Circle is open to friends of Loretto who want to connect with the Community without formally committing to membership. Loretto Circle offers many ways to connect. Learn more.
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Come work with us! As a Loretto employee, you can use your talents to support the members and mission of the Loretto Community to work for justice and act for peace. Learn more.

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The Loretto Community consists of the congregation of the Sisters of Loretto and Loretto Co-members. The congregation of the Sisters of Loretto at the Foot of the Cross was founded in rural Kentucky in 1812. Today, our Sisters and Co-members continue to live out the Loretto Community’s mission to “work for justice and act for peace because the Gospel urges us.” In the United States and throughout the world, Loretto Community members serve in many fields, including education, healthcare, elder care, environmental stewardship and advocacy.

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