October 2026, No. 228
September 2026, No. 227
August 2026, No. 226
Who are the Heralds of the Gospel?
Help of Christians
Christmas Carols
June 2021, No. 164
Diverse
The “Poem to the Virgin”: Golden Tribute of Brazil’s Apostle
Francisco de Assis Silveira
T he origin of the Poem to the Virgin is linked to one of the heroic episodes in the history of the Brazilian nation, displaying the spirit of faith, confidence …
31, May 2021
Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira
Meditations of a Boy on the Sacred Heart of Jesus
Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira
Iremember with emotion that Our Lady arranged things in such a way that I resided near a church so full of blessings as the Church of the Sacred Heart of …
31, May 2021
Back Cover
“Let the Children Come to Me”
Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira
Jesus would say this not only in the sense of protection, but also of respect, of dedication, of admiration. “What a clean soul! What a pure soul! In seeing this …
31, May 2021
Heralds Worldwide
Heralds Worldwide
Editorial team
USA – During the month of May, at the invitation of the pastor, Fr. Ivan Sciberras, Herald missionaries gave talks on the Blessed Virgin at St. Peter’s Church in New …
31, May 2021
Diverse
Consensus or Conviction?
Vinícius Lima
M any spoke out in that parliament; some shouted, others uttered empty words – everyone at the same time, without order or respect. In a corner, one man was analysing …
31, May 2021
Lives of the Saints
St. Germaine Cousin - “The Saint that We Needed”
Sr. Maria Teresa Ribeiro Matos
St. Germaine - Church of St. Bartholomew, Laàs (France) T he tall, slender windows, large towers and half-walled façade lent a fortress-like appearance to the small medieval church of St. …
31, May 2021
Diverse
Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament
Fr. Rafael Schindler, EP
I n founding the Congregation of the Blessed Sacrament in 1856, St. Peter Julian Eymard brought the cult of the Eucharist to the highest degree through its perpetual and solemn …
31, May 2021
Dona Lucilia
Assistance, Protection and Security
Elizabete Fátima Talarico Astorino
T he words of the Psalmist could be applied to the incomparable goodness of Dona Lucilla towards those who implore her aid: “Even though I walk through the valley of …
31, May 2021
Church and World Events
Church and World Events
Editorial team
In the Church of St. John the Baptist, in Qaraqosh, northern Iraq, one hundred and twenty-one children made their First Holy Communion. The celebrant, Fr. Majeed Attalla, said that four …
31, May 2021
Story for Children
From Stones to Stars
Sarah Mafort
T he cold night wind gusted relentlessly through village and woods. The animals took refuge in their dens, the birds in their nests, and townspeople slept soundly by their hearths. …
31, May 2021
Concluding Pages
Defier of the Sky
Sr. Cecília Grasielle Leverman
W hen we contemplate a horizon dominated by a limpid blue sky, we are enchanted by its placidity. Nevertheless, this same wide expanse may have been the stage for feats …
31, May 2021
Inside Front Cover
A Marian Soul from His Mother’s Womb
Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira
St. John the Baptist is a soul so ardently Marian that, even in his mother’s womb, he rendered Our Lady a pronounced act of devotion. He is the apostle, the …
31, May 2021
Editorial
The Innocence and Heroism of Virtue
Editorial team
When we observe a child contentedly amusing himself with a toy or gazing up at the stars, we immediately feel some chords of our springtime innocence echo deep within our …
31, May 2021
The Voice of the Popes
Heavenly Token of Salvation
Pope Leo XIII
Twenty-five years ago, on the approach of the solemnities of the second centenary of the Blessed Margaret Mary Alacoque’s reception of the Divine command to propagate the worship of the …
31, May 2021
Gospel Commentary
“Just Have Faith!”
Msgr. João Scognamiglio Clá Dias, EP
21 When Jesus had crossed again in the boat to the other side, a large crowd gathered around Him, and He stayed close to the sea. 22 One of the …
31, May 2021
Diverse
Shrouded in the Mists of History… a Martyr King
Sr. Patricia Victoria Jorge Villegas
Paris, January 21, 1793. The beating of drums are heard throughout the capital, followed by the roar of a crowd thirsty for blood. Suddenly there is an astonishing silence, which …
31, May 2021
