Pauline Fathers and Brothers
PAULINE FATHERS AND BROTHERS
Popular name of the Society of St. Paul for the Apostolate of Communications (SSP, Official Catholic Directory #1020); founded, 1914, Alba, Italy, by Rev. James Alberione as a religious congregation of priests and brothers engaged in the apostolate of bringing Christ to the world through the mass media and the internet. In the U.S., the society operates a publishing house (Alba House), in addition to St. Paul Publications. The generalate is in Rome.
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