Disciples of the Divine Master
Irish Delegation (PDDM)
“By this love you have for one another, everyone will know that you are my disciples” (Jn 13, 35)

 

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End of the Pauline Year, Maynooth 2009

 

Who are the Sister Disciples of the Divine Master?  

Founded in 1924 in Italy by Blessed James Alberione (1884 -1971) we form part of the Pauline Family.
This is a family of priests, religious and lay people whose mission is: ‘to live and give Jesus Master to the world’.
We are a community born of the Eucharist, open to the newness of the Spirit and inserted within our socio-ecclesial context.
 

In religious profession we publicly assume the obligation of living this Rule of Life in communion with our sisters
and to fulfil our  mission at the service of the Eucharist, the Priesthood and the Liturgy.
Our communities are characterized by a strong prayer life,
 assiduous labour and reciprocal love, lived in joy, silence and habitual recollection.

Our charism is lived out in missionary and multicultural communities of which we have two in Ireland,
 one community in Dublin and another in Athlone.



We
are in the five continents and in 31 nations where we have Chapels of Perpetual Adoration.
There we are known as the ‘apostles of the Eucharist.’
Our prayer is for all people and we intercede for the media of social communication and for priests.
This prayer for priests is also expressed in our ministry of accompaniment of care and service at various stages of their lives.

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Good Shepherd Sunday, Foxrock Parish, Dublin

                                           Opening and Blessing of the Divine Master Centre, 15th of August 2009

“If the Lord does not build the house, in vain do the builders labour” ( Psalm 127:1)
 Two years of planning and hard work, 65,000 bricks, 60 tonnes of cement, a Delegation of enthusiastic sisters with their praying communities plus one very big act of faith later saw the solemn opening and blessing of the Divine Master Prayer Centre on the 15th of August 2009, liturgical celebration of the Assumption of our Lady. 
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