The community’s Jubilee Year in Kisangani opened on July 28, 2024, with a Mass celebrated by Mgr. Leonard Ndjadi Ndjate, Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese, during which Mr. Jules Mulamba made his promises as a member of the Pauline Cooperators. The Daughters of St. Paul arrived in Kisangani in 1975. The names of Sr. Elisea Scarpa, Sr. Anna Maria Scifo, and Sr. Celina Simula are recorded in the annals of the congregation as the first members of the Pauline Family in Kisangani.
The mission of the Daughters of St. Paul is to evangelize through radio, television, newspapers, books, films, and the Internet to form men, women, children, young people, and the elderly on the levels of human, moral, Christian, and religious development. The Pauline Bookshop on Boulevard du 30 Juin, in the commune of Makiso, is full of resources on culture and spirituality. The Golden Jubilee will extend through July 2025, during which numerous religious and cultural activities will be organized.
