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The 4th PYBE was organized by the ST PAULS Bible Ministry, headed by Fr. Angelo Paolo Asprer, SSP. The secretariat was led by Clerics Mark Anthony Puyong and Melvin De la Cruz, SSP with the assistance of SSP Juniors and St. Paul seminarians from Silang, Cavite. In his closing remarks, Fr. Paolo expressed heartfelt gratitude to the sponsors and benefactors, with special mention of Asia Pacific College for providing the online platform used during the elimination round.
Pauline formation is holistic—forming the whole person in Christ through four essential dimensions:
As Blessed Alberione said, everything—nature, grace, vocation—is for the apostolate.
“Our community was born out of love; by loving one another, we fulfill the Pauline apostolate.” (DSGC 409)
“Its value lies in the people themselves, and the community’s goal is to help each one achieve holiness through the apostolate.” (CD 17)
Pauline poverty is lived in creative simplicity: producing through hard work, preserving what is used, renouncing personal ownership, and trusting in Providence. (Cf. CD 91.2)
The heart of Pauline life. Daily Mass, meditation, and Eucharistic adoration, especially the “Visit” to the Blessed Sacrament, strengthen union with Jesus the Divine Master.
The Pauline mission is to bring Christ to people using all modern means. It is pastoral, prophetic, and universal.
Life in community fosters brotherhood and strengthens the mission through mutual love, support, and service.
Intellectual formation aimed at serving the apostolate. All learning is directed toward better evangelization through media and communication.
Between 1914 and 1959, Fr. Alberione founded ten institutions forming the Pauline Family:
Their shared spirit is summed up in the founder’s words: “Cor Pauli, Cor Christi – The heart of Paul is the heart of Christ. All devotions converge in giving the whole Christ to the whole world.”
