The World Catholic Association for Communication awards the SIGNIS Film Prize at the Venice Film Festival to a Japanese film about friendship and talent that shows how art can transform pain into hope. Hailed by the Jury as “an act of hope and healing“, Japanese director Hirokazu Koreeda’s film Look Back has won the prestigious… Read more »
On September 1, forty teachers from Holy Name School, located near Pauline Books & Media in Jamaica Plain, began the new school year with a Mass celebrated in our chapel. The pastor, Father Tom, the principal, and the director of campus ministry worked with Sr. Margaret Charles Kerry of the Daughters of St. Paul to… Read more »
The SIGNIS World Congress 2026 was held in Kigali, Rwanda, from August 3 to 8, bringing together more than 300 communicators, media professionals, educators, and religious from over 40 countries. For the first time, the SIGNIS World Congress was held in Africa. The theme, Digital Communication for Cultural Harmony and Environmental Wellbeing, focused on the…
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From July 1 to 28, the Diocese of Cheongju was the setting for an intensive missionary experience involving three perpetually professed sisters and five junior professed sisters. It was a precious time of encounter, sharing, and renewed apostolic enthusiasm, lived with the desire to joyfully witness to the beauty of the Pauline vocation. There were… Read more »
“Cristianamente” (In a Christian Way) is the new Instagram page from the Paulines of Italy. It is a project born from the desire to inhabit social media with the Pauline spirit: bringing the Gospel into the language of today, reaching those places where young people live, stay informed, ask questions, laugh, discuss, and seek something… Read more »
On June 30, the Daughters of St. Paul celebrated their platinum jubilee marking the 75th anniversary of their arrival in India with a solemn Eucharistic celebration of thanksgiving. We share the reflections of Archbishop John Rodrigues of Mumbai, who presided at the Mass in St. Theresa’s Church in Bandra, a suburb of India’s financial capital…. Read more »
On the occasion of the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, Talitha Kum, the international anti-trafficking network led by Catholic sisters, released its 2025 Annual Report. Trafficking in human beings continues to represent one of the most serious violations of the dignity of the person. According to estimates by the International Labour Organization (ILO) and… Read more »
The 56th Giffoni Film Festival welcomed more than 5,000 young jurors from over 40 countries and 500 Italian cities and towns. They took part in the festival’s various sections. The program took shape day by day until it reached its final form, featuring premieres, special events, films in competition, and appearances by Italian and international… Read more »
The Global Nobel Laureates Assembly on Artificial Intelligence and Nuclear War took place between Castel Gandolfo and Rome. It was a three-day forum that brought together thirty Nobel laureates, former heads of state and government, religious leaders, and international experts in artificial intelligence. At the conclusion of the proceedings, the participants signed “Rome Declaration,” inspired… Read more »
On the 55th anniversary of Bible Month (2026), SAB-Paulinas (Pauline Biblical Animation Service) and Paulinas Corsi (Pauline Courses) are sponsoring the 7th Online Bible Week, from September 1 – 4, 2026, dedicated to the Book of Daniel: Prophecy and Hope in Times of Crisis. In a world marked by fear and uncertainty, the Book of… Read more »
