By Lissy Maruthanakuzhy New Delhi, July 3, 2026: The Daughters of St. Paul are celebrating 75 years in India, highlighting a legacy of evangelization and communications ministry that continues to adapt to changing times. Jubilee celebrations have been held across the country, marking a journey that began when the congregation’sContinue Reading
By Jose Kavi New Delhi, Oct 1, 2025: The Daughters of St Paul, a member of the Pauline Family, on October 1 elected Sister Mari Lucia Kim as their superior general during their 12th general chapter in Rome. Sister Kim is the first Asian to head the 110-year-old congregation foundedContinue Reading
By Lissy Maruthanakuzhy Bandra, March 22, 2024: The Daughters of St Paul on March 22 concluded their 36-day program of spreading the message of Lent through Mother Mary’s perspective. “During lent we wanted to communicate the love of Jesus. Nothing else can demonstrate God’s love more powerfully than the crossContinue Reading
By Matters India Reporter New Delhi, Nov 20, 2021: The Pauline family has mourned their first two Indian members, who died within two days. Sister Scholastica D’Souza, the first Indian to join the Daughters of St Paul, died November 18, aged 88. A day earlier, Sister Maria Lucia Bernice BoucheContinue Reading
Washington, D.C., June 2020: On May 30, protests in Chicago over the death of George Floyd turned vio, lent. As rioters targeted the city’s Magnificent Mile shopping district, shattering glass and raiding stores, they picked an unlikely target: A bookstore run by nuns. As the Daughters of St. Paul cleanedContinue Reading
By Matters India Reporter Panaji, September 4, 2019: Three Indians are among 60 delegates attending the 11th general chapter of the Daughters of St Paul that begins September 5 at Ariccia in Italy. “Arise, Go on your Journey Trusting in the Promise” is the theme of the chapter that takesContinue Reading
By Lissy Maruthanakuzhy Rome, May 20, 2019: Sister Carmel Madathiparampil began working in Africa as a missionary since 1993. That was the year, the Daughters of St Paul, started the African mission project to commemorate the birth centenary of Servant of God Thecla Merlo, who founded the congregation along withContinue Reading
Matters India Reporter Nagpur: The Archdiocese of Nagpur on December 3 celebrated the World Communications Day stressing the need to spread hope and trust in a society besieged with fear and anxiety. “The use of social media has become a medium of miscommunication creating fear and mistrust at times,” lamentedContinue Reading
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