Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 20, nº 227, September 2026
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The Prophet of the Most High
On this second Sunday of Advent, the figure of St. John the Baptist appears, in the writing of St. Matthew, preaching in the desert of Judea. He dressed roughly and ate wild honey and locusts, in contrast to the worldly customs of the time. Inhabitants of Jerusalem, Judea and beyond …
Fr. Hamilton José Naville, EP
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30, November 2025
Rejoice and Admire!
When we consider the words of the prophet Isaiah chosen for this Sunday’s second reading – “The land that was desolate and impassable shall be glad, […] and shall flourish like the lily” (35:1) – we see how often God takes pleasure in suspending the rules He created for nature. …
Fr. Felipe Garcia, EP
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30, November 2025
Two Silences… and One Lesson
Some time ago, a challenge launched by an internationally renowned company made headlines: they offered a large sum of money to anyone who could remain for more than an hour in a room isolated from any outside noise. Despite the prize, which seemed so simple to achieve, people were unable …
Fr. Lucas Garcia Pinto, EP
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30, November 2025
A Decisive Choice
St. Isidore1 recounts that the eagle received its name due to its keen vision – aquila, from acumen oculorum, in Latin. He also mentions that the bird stares at the sun’s rays without closing its eyes and holds its young so as to expose them to this radiance, considering those …
Fr. Leonardo Barraza, EP
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30, November 2025
The Gates of Hell Shall Not Prevail Against the Family!
Family. Few words resonate in our ears with such sweetness, gentleness and joy. Is there anyone who, having received the gift of enjoying the blessings of a true home, does not remember it with deep emotion? On the other hand, does the reader know of any institution that has been …
Fr. Alessandro Schurig, EP
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30, November 2025
Sanctity: The Axis of History
The excerpts from the Word of God chosen by the Holy Church for the Liturgy of this solemnity can help us to contemplate history in a way very different from the tedious succession of dates and facts that we learn in school. Yes, because this great process that unfolds under …
Fr. Ignacio Montojo, EP
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31, October 2025
The Day to Help Those Who Have Left Us
The Church can be compared to a magnificent palace with three interconnected levels. On the highest level is the Church Triumphant, in which the saints – those who did violence to Heaven (cf. Mt 11:12), entered “by the narrow door” (Lk 13:24) and heard the sweet call: “enter into the …
Fr. Isoldino José Quintão, EP
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31, October 2025
Venerable and Symbolic Stones
Just as people receive Baptism, sacred buildings are also “baptized” or, to use more appropriate terms, consecrated or dedicated to God. If there is a ritual to bless family homes, why should there not be something similar for buildings intended for divine worship? The Temple of Jerusalem – erected to …
Fr. Rafael Schindler, EP
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31, October 2025
The End of My World
Two moments are crucial in a man’s existence: his birth and his departure from this world. The banished children of Eve experience exceptional rest in both circumstances: upon entering life, the child is placed in a cradle, a place associated with hope for what it will become in the future; …
Fr. Thiago Geraldo, EP
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31, October 2025
The King’s Victory and the Sceptic’s Defeat
“The sceptics may sneer. But the sneer of sceptics has never been able to deter the victorious march of those who have faith,” stated Dr. Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira. And reading the Gospel chosen for this solemnity (cf. Lk 23:35-43) we exclaim in the same vein: the impious may mock …
Fr. Mario Beccar Varela, EP
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31, October 2025