The church building is located on the ground where bombs fell and exploded leaving no human casualties among the Paulines.

 It was built as a thanksgiving to honor Mary for protecting all members of the Pauline Family during WWII.

 The tombs of B. J. Alberione and V. Thecla Merlo are kept in this building.

This was Alberione office, room, and chapel. During the last months of his life, due to his illness, the Primo Maestro was forced to take meals directly in the bedroom, which became “a sanctuary to offer himself to the entire Pauline Family”. In this room, His Holiness Paul VI visited Don Alberione, who died on 26 November 1971 at 17.00. The Pope put his precious autograph on the register.

 Alberione was battling at this moment under a life-support machine. A project has been underway to convert this to a proper museum.

This is one of the iconic basilicas in the Church.  Located outside the Vatican City but entirely owned by the Holy See.  Here rests the tomb of St Paul the Apostle. Here, Pope Francis opened the Holy Door and inaugurated the 2015 Jubilee Year of Mercy.

Now a monastery, it consists of three churches built over historical places for Saint Paul's martyrdom:

 The court where he was judged, St Vicent and Anastanius Church.

 The prison:  Santa Maria Scala Coeli Church (Holy Mary stairs to heaven).

The decapitation:  St Paul of Three Fountains Church.

 Tradition recalls that when beheaded, Saint  Paul's head bounced three times, and water gushed forth on each of the three spots where his head touched down. Hence the name Three Fountains.

This Church is dedicated to Jesus, the Divine Master. The tomb of the Venerable Maria Scholastica Rivata rests here.

This is where Alberione had a clear vision of the Pauline mission during a moment of adoration. The seminary of Alba is where Alberione studied theology and priesthood formation.

The first church Alberione built. Here rests the tomb of Blessed Timothy Giacardo.

Alberione's birthplace. The home has been renovated and can serve other purposes: chapel, conference room, etc.  A monument was erected in his honour. The area of the parish where he was baptised has been renamed as Alberione Squared. A statue of him stands inside the church for devotional prayers.

In this house was, on 20 February 1894, born Teresa Merlo, Maestra Tecla, first General Superior and confounder of the Institute Pious Society of the Daughter of Saint Paul. The machines utilised by prima Meastra are kept.