| Dominicans have come on mission to the United States from other lands since the first Spanish friars arrived in the southeast and
southwest. In the nineteenth century members of the Order from England, Ireland, Germany, France and Spain joined the Americana to proclaim the Gospel to natives and immigrants alike. At the close of the twentieth century Dominican women and men continue to come from other nations to minister to people of the United States. The following list shows the nation and Dominican group from which they come, and the location of their provincial or regional headquarters in the United States:
- Canada: Dominican Friars of Canadian Province; Lewiston, ME
- France: Dominican Rural Missionaries; Abbeville, LA
- France: Presentation Sisters of St. Dominic; Dighton, MA
- France: Roman Congregation; Iowa City, IA
- Ireland: Dominican Sisters of Cabra; New Orleans, LA
- Italy: Religious Missionaries of St. Dominic; Corpus Christi,TX
- Philippines: Dominican Sisters of Manila; Pen Argyl, PA
- Poland: Dominican Sisters of Poland; Justice, IL
- South Africa:~Oakford Dominican SistersOakford, CA; Mountain View, TX
- Spain: Dominican Friars, Province of Spain; San Diego, TX
- Viet Nam: Dominican Sisters of Ho Nai, Houston, TX
- Viet Nam: Dominican Friars of Viet Nam: Houston, TX
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