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The Pauline Family
The
Pauline family has been given the task of making known ' Jesus
Christ the Master, the Way, the Truth and the Life' using all means
of communication and bringing together in this work priest,
religious and lay people.
The members of the five religious
institutes, the four aggregated institutes and the lay cooperators
put their talents and efforts into promoting their common
apostolate. They seek to make Christ known through a media ministry
and through liturgical and pastoral activities, following the
example of St Paul and helped by Mary, the Queen of Apostles
Throughout the night of 31 December 1900 - 1 January 1901 a young
seminarian, James Alberione, prayed in the Cathedral of Alba in
Italy. As he prayed, a particular light came to him. He heard with
deeper understanding Jesus’ invitation, ‘ come to me all’ (Mt 11:28)
and Pope Leo XIII’s plea for apostles for the new century. He felt
an urgency to do something for the people of the new century. His
prayer that night was to come to fruition in the ten institutes of
the Pauline Family which he later founded.
SSP (Society of St
Paul) and the FSP (Daughters of St Paul) – sharing the Good News
through the apostolate of social communication and which the needs
of the times call for.
PDDM (Disciples of the Divine Master
Sisters) – engaged in Eucharistic, priestly and liturgical
apostolate.
SGBP (Pastorelle Sisters) – dedicated to parish
work, sharing various pastoral activities with church pastors.
AP (Apostoline Sisters) – committed to working for vocations in
the Church.
IJP (Institute of Jesus the Priest) – for
diocesan priests. ISGA (Institute of St Gabriel the Archangel) ) /
ISMA (Institute of Mary of the annunciation) – for single lay people
leading a consecrated life in the world. IHF (Institute of the Holy
Family) – for married people who wish to consecrate their lives in
the Pauline spirit according to their state in Life.
Pauline
Cooperators – lay people who share in the spirit and goals of
the Pauline Family and contribute to its mission in the degree that they
can...
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