Pauline Sisters’ Golden Jubilee in Kenya Highlights Mission across Borders, Renewal on Divine Master Solemnity

The Pious Society of the Daughters of St. Paul, also known as the Pauline Sisters, will celebrate 50 years in Kenya on October 25. The Golden Jubilee culmination will take place at the sisters' Westlands community in the Archdiocese of Nairobi on the Solemnity of Jesus Christ Divine Master.

Sr. Mary Mutahi, secretary of the Society’s East Africa, Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe (EAMZZ) Province, stated that the milestone serves to honor sisters dedicated to the Gospel, recognize benefactors and collaborators, and renew the congregation's commitment to its mission. Jubilee activities have included digital vocation outreach and an appeal to build a Marian grotto.

More than 40 Kenyan-born Pauline Sisters currently serve or study in at least 10 countries. Sr. Mutahi described this international presence as a reflection of the society's missionary spirit and its work proclaiming the Gospel across different cultures and borders. Kenya is part of the EAMZZ Province, which was established in 2024.