World Poetry Day, celebrated on March 21, was established by UNESCO in 1999. It was created with the aim of promoting poetic expression as a cultural heritage of humanity. Poetry is one of the most profound forms of listening: it possesses the universal capacity to unite people, express emotions, and transform our way of looking… Read more »
From March 12-14, in Oradea, Romania, the participants of a National Meeting for Catholic Media Professionals developed and presented a Decalogue for online communication in an Ecclesial context. Through this document, media professionals invited the clergy, as well as lay and consecrated persons engaged in various ecclesial settings, to promote responsible, constructive, and truthful online… Read more »
The Daughters of St. Paul and the Society of St. Paul, promoters of Communication Week held in Rome and in Cinisello Balsamo, organized an initiative entitled: Voices that Communicate, Faces that Speak. Communication Ecosystems at the Service of Humanity. This was a training workshop for young people and teachers on the topic of Artificial Intelligence…
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The Pauline Cooperators from across India gathered in Bandra, at the Daughters of St. Paul, for their 5th National Convention. Approximately 55 cooperators attended, both promised and those in formation. Those present were Cooperators of the Daughters of St. Paul and the Pious Disciples of the Divine Master, along with priests and religious sisters of… Read more »
In response to the rapid spread of artificial intelligence, the Daughters of St. Paul, through the Pauline Media Studies Centre, have launched CatholicFaithAI.com, a portal offering downloadable educational guides on the Catholic perspective of AI. Created in collaboration with Ricky Manalo, CSP, a Paulist Priest, the site provides practical tools for pastoral leaders, educators, and… Read more »
On February 15, 2026, the Daughters of St. Paul in Nairobi opened the Jubilee Year marking their 50 year presence in Kenya. Their foundation dates back to February 15, 1976, when the first Sisters arrived in the country and were entrusted by the Servant of God, Cardinal Maurice Otunga, to manage the diocesan Catholic bookstore…. Read more »
On February 12, 1931, Guglielmo Marconi was the first to speak from the microphones at the Vatican Radio Station, commissioned by Pope Pius XI, who entrusted him with the design of this extraordinary instrument of communication. Ninety-five years later, the Pope’s Radio continues its mission: to spread the Gospel, the voice of the Bishop of… Read more »
Safer Internet Day, the World Day for Safer Online use, promoted by the European Commission, was celebrated on February 10th. The initiative aims not only to raise public awareness but also to promote the adoption of concrete measures to protect and empower children and young people in the digital environment. This year’s event focused on…
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On February 3, 2026, the Meeting of Rectors of the Pontifical Colleges and Priestly Residences “in Urbe” was held at the Dicastery for the Clergy, organized with ARCER (Association of Rectors of the Ecclesial Colleges of Rome). The Prefect, Cardinal Lazzaro You Heung-sik, introduced the proceedings. This was followed by a presentation by Sister Pina… Read more »
The edition To the Daughters of St. Paul (1961)** completes the publication of Fr. Alberione’s preaching from the year preceding the Second Vatican Council. It was a time when the Church was preparing for a profound renewal in the light of the Gospel. For Alberione, aggiornamento meant above all a more faithful adherence to the…
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