Women Communities (cloistered Nuns)
- Monastery of Saint Paul (Toledo, Spain) – Founded in 1464
- Monastery of Saint Martha (Cordoba, Spain) – Founded in 1464
- Monastery of Saint Paula (Seville, Spain) – Founded in 1475
- Monastery of Saint Matthew (Barcelona, Spain) – Founded in 1475
- Monastery of Santa Mary of the Conception (Trujillo, Cáceres, Spain) – Founded in 1478
- Monastery of Saint Elizabeth (Palma de Mallorca, Spain) – Founded in 1485
- Monastery of the Hieronymite Conception (Madrid, Spain) – Founded in 1504
- Monastery of Saint Bartholomew (Inca, Balearic Islands, Spain) – Founded in 1530
- Monastery of Saint Paula (Granada, Spain) – Founded in 1540
- Monastery of Saint Mary of the Assumption (Morón de la Frontera, Seville, Spain) – Founded in 1568
- Monastery of Our Lady of Remedies (Yunquera de Henares, Province of Guadalajara, Spain) – Founded in 1572
- Monastery of Our Lady of Health (Garrovillas, Province of Cáceres, Spain) – Founded in 1572
- Monastery of Corpus Christi (Madrid, Spain) – Founded in 1605
- Monastery of Our Lady of the Angels (Constantina, Seville, Spain) – Founded in 1951
- Monastery of Our Lady of Mercy (Almodóvar del Campo, Ciudad Real, Spain) – Founded in 1964
- Monastery of Saint Mary of Jesus (Cáceres, Spain) – Founded in 1975
- Monastery of Our Lady of Bethlehem (Toral de los Guzmanes, León, Spain) – Founded in 1990
- Monastery of Mater Eclessiae (Punalur, Kerala, India) – Founded in 2000
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