Our New Store Is Open!

On Saturday, July 25,

the Daughters of St. Paul

opened their new store.

For three weeks, the sisters, several volunteers, and a team of construction workers have been working on moving out of the 52nd Street location and into the 38th Street location.

Here is what you can expect on your next visit to Pauline Books & Media!



Our new address is
64 West 38th Street
between 5th and 6th.

Come and see us--we are delighted to serve your spiritual needs with our ministry.

The sisters and staff of Pauline Books & Media

Pauline Books & Media Relocation Information

is moving
Our last day at our present location is July 3.
We will open at
64 West 38th Street
on July 21.

Want to help us relocate? Here are some ways that you can help:

• Make a donation on this web site by clicking on the Donate button below
  
• Sign up as a contact to deliver promotional materials to your parish
• Sign up as a volunteer in a specific area (for example, if you are a plumber and would like to help us if we ever have plumbing problems in the store

To sign up as a contact or a volunteer, please e-mail us at manhattan@paulinemedia.com or call us at 212-754-1110.

We want to thank all of you who have been patronizing our store. We hope to be able to continue sharing our communications ministry with you at our new location!

Know that you and all your loved ones are in our prayers,
The sisters and staff of Pauline Books & Media

Meet the Author

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May Pauline Lecture Series

Join us Thursday, May 21
@ 1:00pm or 6:00pm

Fr. James Villa presents the ninth and final lecture on Pauline themes to celebrate the Pauline Year.

Paul and the Charismatic Gifts

“Make love your aim; but be eager, too, for spiritual gifts."

Originally from the Bronx, Fr. James Villa, OFM became a Franciscan brother in 1961 and was ordained a priest in 1969. He received his Doctor of Ministry Degree from the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary in 1980 and is currently a member of the regular faculty of the Permanent Diaconate Program for the Archdiocese of New York.

Sponsored by the Daughters of St. Paul
Pauline Books & Media
150 East 52nd Street
Between 3rd & Lex
Call for info 212-754-1110

Free Admittance

May Faith and Film Night

Join us on Friday

May 8th

at Holy Innocents
Parish Hall
128 West 37th St.
@ Broadway

Film starts at 6:oopm and is followed by discussion

Film to be featured:

The Dreamer

And a child shall lead them.
A down-and-out horse trainer is given an equally brokendown, but once great, race horse as severance pay. It will take the unwavering faith and determination of his daughter to bring these two damaged souls together.

The purpose of Faith & Film Evenings is to encourage theological reflection on movies: increasing media literacy and our ability to see culture through the eyes of faith.

Hosted by the Daughters of St. Paul. For more information call 212-754-1110.

Suggested Donation $5.oo
Also shown on May 23 at Blessed Sacrament Convent on Staten Island (840 Delafield Avenue)

April Pauline Lecture Series

Join us Thursday, April 16
@ 1:00pm or 6:00pm

Fr. James Villa presents the eighth in a series of lectures on Pauline themes to celebrate the Pauline Year.

Paul’s Understanding of the Church

“We were baptized into one body in a single Spirit."

Originally from the Bronx, Fr. James Villa, OFM became a Franciscan brother in 1961 and was ordained a priest in 1969. He received his Doctor of Ministry Degree from the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary in 1980 and is currently a member of the regular faculty of the Permanent Diaconate Program for the Archdiocese of New York.

Sponsored by the Daughters of St. Paul
Pauline Books & Media
150 East 52nd Street
Between 3rd & Lex
Call for info 212-754-1110

Free Admittance

April Faith and Film Night

Join us on Friday

April 17
at Holy Innocents
Parish Hall
128 West 37th St.
@ Broadway

Film starts at 6:oopm and is followed by discussion

Film to be featured:

Chariots of Fire

Two men will sacrifice everything but their honor to achieve their goal.

The story of two British track athletes, one a determined Jew, and the other a devout Christian, who compete in the 1924 Olympics.

The purpose of Faith & Film Evenings is to encourage theological reflection on movies: increasing media literacy and our ability to see culture through the eyes of faith.

Hosted by the Daughters of St. Paul. For more information call 212-754-1110.

Suggested Donation $5.oo

Also shown on February 28 at Blessed Sacrament Convent on Staten Island (840 Delafield Avenue)