The 96th General Assembly of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), the organization that brings together 113 public broadcasters from 56 countries, was held in Prague from June 24th to the 26th. The meeting, hosted at the Cubex Center, focused on the challenges posted by Artificial Intelligence, the international geopolitical context, and the future of public… Read more »
The 96th Lisbon Book Fair—Portugal’s premier literary event—took place from May 27th to June 14th, 2026, featuring over 2,200 events and attracting thousands of visitors. Among the 900 publishing houses present across the 350 pavilions in Eduardo VII Park, The Paulines participated with three stands, promoting the book “IA é Agora” (AI is Now) by… Read more »
Dearest Sisters and young women in formation, It is with joy that I greet you during this month of grace, in which we have journeyed together with the Apostle Paul. I offer you my most sincere wishes for the Solemnity of St. Paul, which we celebrate together with the entire Pauline Family, and I pray…
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The mission of Pauline Media Studies is to foster media literacy and media mindfulness within the fields of culture, education, and religious formation. Founded in Boston in 1995 by Sr. Rose Pacatte, FSP, Pauline Media Studies relocated to Los Angeles in 2006. In 2015, an East Coast office was established in New York under the… Read more »
June 15, 1915 is considered the birthday of the Daughters of St. Paul, a branch of the Pauline Family founded by James Alberione in Alba. On that day, Fr. Alberione opened the “feminine workshop”, destined to form young women dedicated to evangelization through the press, catechesis, and eventually the modern means of communication. This event… Read more »
The Daughters of St. Paul in Pakistan joyfully celebrated the 60th World Day of Communications on the Solemnity of the Ascension of the Lord. Guided by the Pauline charism, they promoted authentic communication capable of preserving the dignity and humanity of every person. The day began the day with the distribution of prayer booklets in… Read more »
In the most remote areas of Myanmar, among refugees forced to leave cities and villages due to the civil war, one voice continues to support faith and hope: Radio Veritas Asia (RVA). The station broadcasts in several local languages and is a point of reference for Catholic communities in the country’s many dioceses and among… Read more »
Magnifica Humanitas, Leo XIV’s first encyclical, issued 135 years after Rerum Novarum, addresses the “fourth industrial revolution.” It raises the profound question of what it means to be human in the age of Artificial Intelligence. Above all, the document is not primarily about technology; rather, it is about what technology is asking us to understand…
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Since 1988, the Turin International Book Fair has enlivened the Lingotto Fiere venue (Turin exhibition center) every year, establishing itself as one of the most important cultural events in Italy and Europe. This year’s Fair, dedicated to the theme A World Saved by Children, embraced the entire book industry: publishing houses, writers, booksellers, librarians, agents…
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On Saturday, April 18, in the chapel of the Assumptionist Fathers in Bucharest, a biblical experience was held again this year: the Continuous Reading of the Gospel According to Matthew. The event was organized by the Daughters of St. Paul, in collaboration with Father Lucian Dîncă AA, professor at the Catholic University of Bucharest. This… Read more »
