Each religious congregation has a unique identity that is formed by its founders, its history, its charism (spirituality and mission), and its members. The life of a Daughter of St. Paul is distinctive in several ways, for each sister is called:
Sr. Margaret Michael explains our unique charism as Daughters of Saint Paul:
When God says, “I love you,” he is waiting with bated breath for your answer. Lectio Divina on the...
The first week of the month is special in the prayer life of a Daughter of St. Paul. Why? Each day i...
August is traditionally known as the “month of heaven,” because during August we celebra...
A delightful interview with Orianne Dyck, a postulant in the Daughters of Saint Paul, in which she o...
Do we desire God’s love like the blind man desires his sight? Pray with this Lectio Divina on last ...
When I started discerning with the Daughters of St. Paul, one of the first things I wanted to know w...
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