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From 1914 to 1959,
Fr. Giacomo Alberione founds
a composite of institutions grouped together under the common name of “Pauline
Family”. Taking part in it are five religious Congregations (Society of St.
Paul, Daughters of St. Paul, Pious Disciples of the Divine Master, Sisters of
Jesus Good Shepherd, Queen of Apostles Institute for Vocations [Apostoline
Sisters], four Secular Institutes (Jesus Priest, St. Gabriel Archangel, Our
Lady of the Annunciation, Holy Family) and an Association of lay persons (Association
of Pauline Cooperators).
In
1960, Fr. Alberione, considering as finished the difficult period of
foundation of the various institutions, draws the mission of the Pauline
Family as follows: “The spirit must be one, that one contained in the heart of
St. Paul, ‘Cor Pauli,
cor Christi’; the devotions are the same; and the
various goals converge in a common and general goal: to give Jesus Christ to
the world in a complete manner, as He defined Himself: ‘I am the Way, the
Truth and the Life.’”
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1914, 20 August – Founds
the Society of St. Paul
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1915, 15 June – Founds the
Daughters of
St. Paul
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1917, Founds the
Association of Pauline Cooperators
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español
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1924, 10 February – Founds
the Pious Disciples of the Divine Master
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1936,
august – Begins, in
Rome, the Pastorelle
(Sisters of Jesus Good Shepherd)
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1959, 8 September - In
Castelgandolfo (Rome) are born the
Apostoline Sisters (Queen of Apostles
Institute for Vocations)
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1960, 8 April- The Sacred
Congregation of Religious approves the “Pauline Association” composed of the
three Aggregated Institutes: Jesus Priest
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St. Gabriel
Archangel and
Our Lady of the Annunciation
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1960,
the Institute of the Holy Family is born
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