TGCL #0735: The Pauline Family

Today’s topics: The Pauline Family Summary of today’s show: At the advent of the 1st World War 100 years ago, Bl. James Alberione founded a religious congregation of priests and brothers that became the first foundation of the Pauline Family. Fr. Mike Harrington, Fr. Ed Riley, Sr. Margaret Obrovac, FSP, and Sr. Lucille Van Hoogemoed, PDDM, join Scot Landry to talk about how that first community grew into the ten branches of the Pauline Family today of five religious congregations, including Sr. Margaret’s Daughters of St. Paul and Sr. Lucille’s Sister Disciples of the Divine Master; four lay institutes, including Fr. Mike and Fr. Ed’s Institute of Jesus Priest; and association of lay cooperators. Fr. Mike and Fr. Ed are the first US diocesan priests to become members of the Institute of Jesus Priest. Listen to the show: Subscribe for free in iTunes Today’s host(s): Scot Landry Today’s guest(s): Fr. Michael Harrington, Fr. Ed Riley, Sr. Margaret Joseph Obravac, FSP, and Sr. Lucille Van Hoogemoed, PDDM Links from today’s show: RSVP email address for Holy Family Institute’s 2nd Sundays Pauline Family Writings of Bl. James Alberione Five Religious Congregations: Society of St. Paul Daughters of St. Paul Sister Disciples of the Divine Master Sisters of Jesus Good Shepherd - Pastorelle Sisters of Mary Queen of Apostles - Apostoline Four Lay Institutes: Institute of Jesus Priest (Secular Priests) Institute of Saint Gabriel the Archangel – Gabrielites (Consecrated Men) Institute of Mary the Most Holy of the Annunciation - Annunciationists (Consecrated Women) Holy Family Institute (Consecrated Married-Couples & Widow/ers) One Association of Lay Cooperators: Association of Pauline Cooperators Previous Episodes of The Good Catholic Life: The Daughters of St. Paul Webathon: Program #0602 for Monday, October 21, 2013 Program #0209 for Wednesday, January 4, 2012: Daughters of St. Paul Fr. Harrington’s previous appearances on The Good Catholic Life Fr. Riley’s previous appearances on The Good Catholic Life