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Editorial team - Heralds Magazine

Does the Pope’s Power Have Limits?

[Our] first safety is to guard the rule of the right faith and to deviate in no wise from the ordinances of the Fathers; because we cannot pass over the statement of our Lord Jesus Christ who said: “Thou art Peter and upon this rock I will build my Church”… …
Editorial team - 01, February 2026

Sons and Friends of God

The book of Genesis reveals to us not only the natural order of existence, but at the same time, right from the beginning, the supernatural order of grace. […] Man is called to familiarity with God, to intimacy and friendship with Him. God wants to be close to him. He …
Editorial team - 01, March 2026

A Church Built with Forty Cents…

As we contemplate the virtues of St. John Bosco, one in particular catches our attention: the confidence he practised so admirably throughout his life, especially in matters concerning the Salesian Congregation. Indeed, divine help often seemed to be too long in coming… subjecting him to severe trials. Don Bosco exclaimed …
Editorial team - 01, May 2026

St. Odilo - In Body, Freed by Miracle; in Soul, Freed by Slavery

France, late 10th century. In front of a church consecrated to the Mother of God, a boy waits alone for the return of his nurse and some of his father’s servants, who are accompanying him. At a tender age, he suffered from an illness that had robbed him of the …
Editorial team - 31, July 2026

A “No” from God that Became a heroic saga

The route was planned: from Poitiers he would go to Lyon; from there he would cross Piedmont to reach Bologna, Rimini, Loreto and, finally, the much-desired Rome. And from the Eternal City he would go to Canada, Japan or any other remote part of the world where no one had …
Editorial team - 01, March 2026

Adulation: Is it a Sin?

The excerpt from the Catechism points to three interconnected sins: flattery, adulation, and complaisance. It focuses on the second, whose meaning is “seduction through false praise.”1 Its Latin etymology, adulari, goes back to the act of caressing – especially animals. At its core, the flatterer is a caresser of another’s …
Editorial team - 01, July 2026

Why One?

Simply contemplating the work of creation provides man with a prodigious kaleidoscope of divine perfections. As an example, let us consider the migratory movement of Canada geese. Who has not marvelled at the wisdom manifested in them? They cross thousands of kilometres flying always together, in an impeccable “V” formation, …
Editorial team - 01, February 2026

Hail Mary, Full of Grace

St. Thomas Aquinas’s childhood was not without a singular episode of “disobedience”… Once, as a little child, he happened to come across a small scroll. Refusing stubbornly to let go of it, he wept bitterly as attempts were made to take it from him by force. His poor nanny even …
Editorial team - 01, May 2026

Alliance Between Counsel and Mercy

St. Thomas Aquinas establishes an interesting relationship between the gift of counsel and the fifth beatitude: “Blessed are the merciful, for they shall obtain mercy” (Mt 5:7). To better understand this connection, it is necessary, first of all, to recall the role of the fruits of the Holy Spirit and …
Editorial team - 01, April 2026

How to Honour the Holy Eucharist?

This paragraph from the Catechism urges us to prepare ourselves adequately for receiving the Holy Eucharist, highlighting three important aspects. Firstly, as Pius XII recalls in the Apostolic Constitution Christus Dominus, it was customary since the fourth century to distribute Holy Communion to the faithful while fasting. The Councils of …
Editorial team - 01, June 2026

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