The Daughters of St. Paul, with a membership of 2,112 sisters and about 263 young women in formation, have a total of 220 communities scattered in 52 countries on all the world's continents.

The Institute's Generalate, located in Rome, is the residence of the Superior General and her General Council. The Superior General guides the Congregation in such a way as to enable it to carry out its mission of proclaiming the Gospel in the vast areopagus of communications. The 6 General Councilors, who represent the universal dimension of the Institute, collaborate in a direct way with the Superior General in her work of governing and animating the Institute's members.

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Sr. ANNA CAIAZZA

General Superior

Sr. Clarice Wisniewski

Vicar general and Councilor for Formation

Sr. Anastasia Nduku Muindi

Councilor for Formation

Sr. Micaela Pae

Councilor for Spirituality

Sr. Bruna Fregni

Councilor for the area of Apostolate/Communication

Sr. Donna Giaimo

Councilor for the area of Apostolate/Communication

Sr. Shalimar Rubia

Councilor for the area of Apostolate/Communication

Sr. CARMEN CHRISTI POMPEI

General Secretary

Sr. ANNAMARIA GASSER

General Bursar

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The Secretary General’s Office is the meeting point for the Institute’s General Government,  circumscriptions, ecclesial and civil organizations. The office is in charge of the Institute’s archives, as well as its technical, translation and shipping departments.

segrgen-fsp@paoline.org

The Bursar General's Office serves the General Government and all the Institute's circumscriptions by providing them with information in the economic sphere, by coordinating bookkeeping data and by teaching the sisters how to manage the Institute's temporal goods in harmony with its apostolic activities. The purpose of the office is to foster communion and a sharing of goods - an expression of Pauline poverty - among the members of the Congregation.

ecogen-fsp@paoline.org

SECRETARIATS AND SECTORS

 
The Institute’s International Secretariats, with their different but complementary duties,
were set up by the General Government to help it carry out its service to the Congregation.
Each Secretariat is headed by a General Councilor.