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The Society of St. Paul officially launches the new institutional website, paulus.net, marking a significant step forward in its digital presence and communication mission.
Ten years after the previous major update, the new website introduces a renewed visual identity together with an upgraded digital ecosystem designed to respond better to the evolving needs of communication, accessibility, and functionality.
Special recognition and gratitude were extended to D. Ulysses Navarro for his dedication and hard work over the years in maintaining and updating the former website, as well as for his valuable contribution in the research, evaluation, implementation, and migration process leading to the launch of the new platform.
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The St Pauls Special Audio-Visual Production continues to create meaningful and inspiring multimedia content aimed at promoting evangelization through modern means of communication.
Through various creative projects, digital features, video productions, and multimedia initiatives, the ministry seeks to bring the message of Christ closer to people using contemporary platforms and storytelling. These productions highlight faith, community life, vocation, mission, and the different apostolic works of the Pauline Family.
By embracing today’s digital culture, St. Pauls remains committed to using audio-visual media not only as a tool for communication, but also as a powerful instrument for proclaiming the Gospel in the modern world.
The initiative reflects the continuing mission of the Pauline Family to evangelize through all available forms of media while inspiring audiences with content rooted in faith, hope, and service.
The digital PDF edition of the Sambuhay Missalette is now available, providing the faithful with accessible liturgical resources for prayer and participation in the Holy Mass.
Designed to accompany worshippers through the Eucharistic celebration, the Sambuhay Missalette contains the daily Mass readings, prayers, reflections, and liturgical guides for Sundays, solemnities, special celebrations, and other important occasions in the Church calendar.
Through its digital format, the Sambuhay Missalette continues its mission of bringing the Word of God closer to people wherever they may be, allowing easier access through mobile devices, tablets, and computers.
The initiative reflects the continuing commitment of St. Pauls in evangelization through modern communication while helping communities deepen their prayer life and active participation in the liturgy.
Pauline formation is holistic—forming the whole person in Christ through four essential dimensions:
As Blessed Alberione said, everything—nature, grace, vocation—is for the apostolate.
“Our community was born out of love; by loving one another, we fulfill the Pauline apostolate.” (DSGC 409)
“Its value lies in the people themselves, and the community’s goal is to help each one achieve holiness through the apostolate.” (CD 17)
Pauline poverty is lived in creative simplicity: producing through hard work, preserving what is used, renouncing personal ownership, and trusting in Providence. (Cf. CD 91.2)
The heart of Pauline life. Daily Mass, meditation, and Eucharistic adoration, especially the “Visit” to the Blessed Sacrament, strengthen union with Jesus the Divine Master.
The Pauline mission is to bring Christ to people using all modern means. It is pastoral, prophetic, and universal.
Life in community fosters brotherhood and strengthens the mission through mutual love, support, and service.
Intellectual formation aimed at serving the apostolate. All learning is directed toward better evangelization through media and communication.
Between 1914 and 1959, Fr. Alberione founded ten institutions forming the Pauline Family:
Their shared spirit is summed up in the founder’s words: “Cor Pauli, Cor Christi – The heart of Paul is the heart of Christ. All devotions converge in giving the whole Christ to the whole world.”
