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Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 15, nº 166, August 2021

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Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 15, nº 166, August 2021

Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira

Queen of God and of Men!

W hat is the foundation of Our Lady’s royalty? Why is She Queen? In what does this title consist? First of all, we must consider that it befits a king to be the son of a queen. Now since Our Lord Jesus Christ is King of all men, both as …
Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira - 31, July 2021

Dona Lucilia

A Lamp at the Feet of the Sacred Heart of Jesus

With the advancing years, Dona Lucilia was naturally obliged to curtail her domestic duties, little by little, as her strength waned. But she did not give way to inactivity; and she filled her free moments with her preferred occupation: prayer – that quiet company kept with the Sacred Heart of …
Msgr. João Scognamiglio Clá Dias, EP - 31, July 2021

Heralds Worldwide

Heralds Worldwide

[gallery td_gallery_title_input="Brasilia" link="file" td_select_gallery_slide="slide" size="medium" ids="10393,10394"] Brasilia – At the invitation of the ambassador of the Dominican Republic in Brazil, Patricia Villegas de Jorge, the Heralds of the Gospel performed a musical concert at the art exhibition organized by the embassy of this Caribbean country. The Auxiliary Bishop of the …
Editorial team - 31, July 2021

The Voice of the Popes

A False Conception of Life and Morality

T oday we would like to take the opportunity of this meeting with you to present our thoughts on a certain phenomenon that is occurring more or less everywhere in the Catholic life of faith, and which in some way affects everyone, but particularly young people and their educators. […] …
Pope Pius XII - 31, July 2021

Back Cover

A Man in the Fullest Sense of the Term

St. Louis IX, King of France, represented, with a plenitude that rarely appears in history, the Catholic man as the Church wants him to be, the layman living in the world and taking his fulfilment of the Commandments of God’s Law to the highest perfection. In this manner, while mixed …
Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira - 31, July 2021

Diverse

The Gest of Captain Palacios - Before the Enemies of the Church, Fidelity and Honour!
A mid the mysterious and profound reflections of the Book of Psalms, we come upon a question that we Catholics could well make our own in the face of the storms that currently assail the flock of the Lord’s anointed (cf. 1 Jn 2:27), the Holy Catholic Church: “Why do …
Gabriela Cristina Rodrigues - 31, July 2021

Martyrs of the 21st Century
On hearing the word martyrs, we are reminded of the Christians who in the past shed their blood for the Faith, especially in Rome. The Colosseum comes to mind, the enormous amphitheatre with its arena filled with blessings, the scene of so many holocausts during the first persecutions of the …
Fr. Fernando Néstor Gioia, EP - 31, July 2021

Only When You Are the Victim…
“Only when you are the victim of an injustice will you truly and fully understand what justice is! Beyond all the definitions and explanations given to us in this regard by Cicero and Ulpiano, only when we feel that we are the victim of an injustice do we begin to …
Fr. Bruno Esposito, OP - 31, July 2021

Natural Law - The Oldest Written Law
All creation is governed by laws. From the smallest microscopic organism to the most immense galaxy – to limit ourselves exclusively to the material universe – creatures are subject to immutable principles, and this order is what makes their existence possible. What we observe in the fields of physics, biology …
Luis Javier López - 31, July 2021

God’s Cantor at the Height of Humanism
A midst the Carrara marble and Michelangelo’s frescoes, the Sistine Chapel hides a lesser-known treasure. It is a discreet gem, rendered not in fine paint but in rustic graphite. Its lines have nothing of Raphael’s elegant panels or Bernini’s monumental designs. It is a simple signature: Josquini. Not infrequently, restorers …
Luis Felipe Toniolo - 31, July 2021

Gospel Commentary

The Defining Moment
60 60 Many of Jesus’ disciples who were listening said, “This saying is hard; who can accept it?” 61 Since Jesus knew that His disciples were murmuring about this, He said to them, “Does this shock you? 62 What if you were to see the Son of Man ascending to …
Msgr. João Scognamiglio Clá Dias, EP - 31, July 2021

Church and World Events

Church and World Events
On June 11, at a ceremony presided over by Archbishop Stanisław Gądecki, Archbishop of Poznań and President of the Polish Bishops’ Conference, the Bishops of Poland renewed the consecration of their country to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Referring to a stained glass window in the Sacred Heart Basilica in …
Editorial team - 31, July 2021

Lives of the Saints

St. Pius X - Great Pope of History, Great Saint of the Church
When considering the Saints, many mistakenly imagine that they are out of the ordinary, predestined people, stars that glitter in the sky, while we “poor mortals” are as if doomed to live on earth, without the possibility of one day glittering with them. Official portrait of St. Pius X, taken …
Alison Batista de Oliveira - 31, July 2021

Inside Front Cover

“I Have a Mother’s Affection for You”
“In other superiors you will find fathers,” the Blessed once said to his religious. “In their successors you will have leaders; only in the founder do you have a mother… Yes, I have a mother’s affection for you.” And to make his thought even clearer to them, he added: “Hear …
Editorial team - 31, July 2021

Editorial

The Rock of Truth and Stumbling Blocks
The Divine Master used an excellent method of teaching. He attracted the multitudes through actions and words, He unmasked the errors of the Pharisees with wisdom, and He evangelized through parables, always replete with examples taken from daily life. A recurring symbolism in the Gospels is that of the stone …
Editorial team - 31, July 2021

Story for Children

“Never Trade your Father’s Love for Evil!”
A round the year 1790, in a castle built on a mountaintop of France, there lived a noble widower and his three sons. Louis, the eldest, looked a great deal like his deceased mother, and was a serious and responsible lad. Leopold, the second son, excelled in many fields, but …
Lígia Tereza Lima - 31, July 2021

Concluding Pages

A Garment of Light and Splendour from India
W alking down the street in India is no easy task! It teems with merchants, children, cyclists, motor vehicles and other more versatile forms of locomotion, suited to manoeuvring amidst this explosion of life. After all, India is the second most populous country in the world, with a civilization that …
Sr. Diana Milena Devia Burbano - 31, July 2021

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The Saints of Each Day

St. Thomas Explains

Special

Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira

Our Readers Ask

Dona Lucilia

Catholic truths

Catholic Spirituality

Heralds Worldwide

Splendours of Christian Civilization

Nova et Vetera

Mary, God’s Paradise

A Prophet for Our Times

The Voice of the Popes

Diverse

Gospel Commentary

Testimonials

Arautos no Mundo-MONT

The Sunday Liturgy

Dona Lucilia-MONT

Biblical Teachings

Tendencies and Mentalities

Church and World Events

Issues

History – Life’s Teacher

Lives of the Saints

Inside Front Cover

Editorial

Story for Children

Concluding Pages

Did You Know…

The Power of Example

Theme of the Month

Treasures of Msgr. João

What Does the Catechism Say?
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