Daughters of St Paul (FSP), founded for women on June 15, 1915 in Alba . The Daughters of St. Paul are women religious, consecrated to announce the Gospel with the new forms of communication. In some parts of the world, they are called "Paulines." It is from St. Paul that they take their name, and it is from him that they learn what it means to live for God, love the Gospel, open oneself to all people. Like Paul, they are bold enough to work in the newest situations, and in our day, that is precisely the world of social communication. In the footsteps of Paul, the Daughters of St. Paul make known and live Christ the Master, Way, Truth and Life.

Blessed James Alberione said, "If people don't go to church, we must transform the places where they do go into churches." Wherever people are in their life; whatever they are suffering or rejoicing over; however the experiences of life have found them—they need the touch of God through his Word. They need wherever they are to become a church, a place where they can encounter God and his love for them. The mission of the Daughters of St. Paul is to bring together the thirst of God for love and the thirst of their brothers and sisters for meaning and life.

The fire Jesus came to set on the earth is blazing. Like Jesus we also can say, “How we wish it were blazing everywhere and in every heart!” Multiplying his words, his voice, his presence on the earth through the media, our vision of communication is that of Jesus, the Word made flesh, who so long ago and still today comes and communicates the life, the truth, and the way of the Kingdom through the gift of himself–and does so also through us.

The centre of their existence, conforming their lives to his is in total dedication to the Gospel. The Daughters of St. Paul are part of the Pauline Family, born in the heart of Father James Alberione who, taken up with the desire to "make himself all things to everyone," gave life to five congreagtions, four aggregated Institutes, and the associationof Pauline Cooperatiors.