The Pauline Sisters, officially known as the Daughters of St. Paul, are a religious congregation founded in 1915 by Blessed Giacomo Alberione in Italy. Their mission is to spread the message of the Gospel through various forms of media, including books, radio, and film. They focus on using modern communication methods to reach people and share their faith. The congregation is part of the larger Pauline Family, which includes other religious groups and lay associations. The Pauline Sisters operate in many countries worldwide, engaging in educational and pastoral activities while promoting spiritual growth and the use of media for evangelization.