Pauline Books and Media Dedham

Pauline Books and Media For over 75 years Pauline Books and Media has been a vital part of the mission of the Daughters of St. Paul in North America. The Daughters of St. Paul and the employees of Pauline Books & Media are called to offer a fruitful announcement of the Word of salvation in the midst of the challenges in the present changing social-cultural and ecclesial context so that every man and woman of good will can encounter the Word that saves: Christ the Master, Way, Truth and Life. The Pauline Mission in the US is comprised of Pauline Books and Media Publishing House, music recording studio, radio studios, art studios, photo studios, 15 Pauline Books and Media Centers in the US and English-Speaking Canada, the Center for Media Studies in Culver City, CA, and JClub. The Pauline mission is a new form of evangelization in the Church: Blessed James Alberione, founder of the Daughters of St. Paul, saw it as "written preaching" alongside the oral preaching that characterizes the ministry of the priest. The quality of the sisters' faith, a gift received from the infinite goodness of God, is expressed in Pauline productions and mission. Pauline Books and Media seeks to serve individuals with their personal and spiritual needs as well as create a new imprint on society: "forming a new mentality in society, giving it a new direction transforming and sanctifying laws, governments, entertainment, education every aspect of individual and social life" (Blessed James Alberione). Pauline Books and Media seeks to offer a clear identity that rises above fragmentation and that is capable of pointing individuals and society in meaningful directions. We have a commitment to promote the values of the Gospel, creating a culture of hope and fostering greater solidarity with all human situations. Thus, Pauline Books and Media is charged with promoting dialogue on timely and urgent themes such as justice, peace, ecology, bioethics, globalization, feminism, fostering a critical sense, and assessing the role of media in society.