Formation

“Called to read the signs of the times” was the theme of this year’s gathering of local superiors of the Daughters of St. Paul Philippines-Malaysia Papua New Guinea Thailand Province. Different activities that outlined theme were carried out successfully from September 11-12, and 14-15. On the first day of the seminar, the different concerns of

This is in response to one of the Priorities of the General Government, which they recommended during their Fraternal Visit to our Province.  The main goal of this batch’s renewal program is to foster integral Pauline formation and to celebrate God’s love and faithfulness. The objective is to revitalize Pauline identity through prayer, inputs, sharing

Seeking to live a life that is founded on the Pact which harmonizes the four wheels: spirituality, study, apostolate, poverty, the Group V Renewalists attended conferences/workshops on Transformational Leadership given by Sr. Maria Josefa; Dynamics of Aging Behavior facilitated by Sr. Loraine; Social media and Alberionian Spirituality given by Sr. Carmel; Conscience in the Mind

Six sisters (Sr. Juliet, Sr. Trinidad, Sr. Victorina, Sr. Apollonia, Sr. Rosalie and Sr. Elvira)  underwent a 30 day renewal period last August 20 – September 10, 2016 in Lipa and Davao City respectively with Sr. Rosangela Ronda, FSP as their Coordinator. The objective of this renewal is to take a deeper look at their

  PASAY CITY – Over 30 Daughters of St Paul working in the various media sectors tackled two hot issues during their annual gathering on 3-5 April 2014 at the seminar hall of the Paulines Communication Center (PCC).  The theme of the gathering was “To be good Samaritans in our Digital World.” On the first

Many years ago, Camanlangan, Davao del Norte was known for the mining industry in Davao. People from different parts of the Philippines gathered in this area to improve their lives through mining. Now that the industry has stopped, the resources of the land completely depleted, the residents earn their living through what they call “carabao

  In what appeared to be the biggest thrill of their life, the Philippine bishops in a workshop navigated the realm of social media, with many posting their first messages on Facebook. For some there was a bit of apprehension of not knowing yet what to do at first, only ending up delighted in knowing

  Fifteen Pauline sisters bravely faced the challenge to revolutionize Social Media towards revolutionizing the Church in the light of the new evangelization. This triggering experience was the effect of their participation with more than 400  Filipino youth leaders, religious, priests from all over the country and foreign delegates in the 2nd Catholic Social Media

  The sisters who are directly involved in the pastoral work for vocations in the Philippine-Malaysia-Papua New Guinea-Thailand province had their annual seminar at the Paulines Communication Center in Pasay City on October 22-24, 2013. It was themed “We Believe and So We Speak” (2 Cor.4:13), in consonance with our recently concluded 10th General Chapter.