Daughters of St. Paul
Margaret Obrovac is an experienced writer currently serving in the Anglophone section of the Secretariat of State since October 2015. Additionally, Margaret has been an Evangelizer with the Daughters of St. Paul since 1977, contributing to the Pauline Cooperators coordinating team in North America since 2013, engaging in historical research, and translating documents from Italian to English. From August 2012 to September 2015, Margaret was a Formation team member for the Pauline Cooperators and coordinated a weekly blog for Pauline Faithways from September 2013 to August 2015. Margaret holds a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy and Theology from St. John's University and a Diploma in Italian language and culture from L'Universita' per Stranieri di Perugia.
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Daughters of St. Paul
The Pauline mission is to prolong Christ’s self-giving in today’s world. Like Paul we are overwhelmed by the love of Jesus, “who died for me.” We feel impelled to tell about the Lord, who has “shown us great mercy.” Daily we seek to “put on the Lord Jesus Christ,” to be gradually transformed in him. We begin each day at Mass, which roots us in the gift of love, the Eucharist. At the celebration of the Eucharist we encounter Christ glorified, whom we then receive as the humble nourishment that dissolves within us to sustain us.