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Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 16, nº 172, February 2022
Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira
Public Opinion and Key Men
It is possible to establish a real doctrine regarding the power of Public Opinion. To begin with, we might ask ourselves what it would have consisted of in Paradise, before the sin of Adam and Eve. If they had not fallen, and if their descendants had continued to live in …
Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira
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31, January 2022
Lives of the Saints
Blessed Humbeline of Jully - To Love Is to Serve… Always Smiling!
In the long-ago 12th century, in Burgundy, France, there lived a noble family made up of Tescelin, lord of Fontaines, his wife, the pious Aléthe, and their seven children: Guy, Gerard, Bernard – who would become the great abbot of Clairvaux –, Humbeline, André, Barthélémy and Nivard. In the castle …
Sr. María del Pilar Perezcanto
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31, January 2022
Diverse
A Ship Without a Commander?
It is indisputable that the discovery of the Americas deeply marked the history of humanity. Although the desired goal when the great voyages began was different from what was in fact achieved – the original goal was to cross the Atlantic Ocean to reach the Indies – this undertaking still …
Francisco Javier Ottati
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31, January 2022
Dona Lucilia
A Lady from Better Times
With the end of the war in 1918, a period that would be dubbed by historians as Entre deux Guerres1 began. The harmonic chords of the waltz were replaced by the strident and cacophonous sounds of jazz. The staid and solemn horse-drawn carriage gave way, once and for all, to …
Msgr. João Scognamiglio Clá Dias, EP
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31, January 2022
Heralds Worldwide
Heralds Worldwide
[gallery td_gallery_title_input="Spain" link="file" td_select_gallery_slide="slide" size="medium" ids="13044,13045"] Spain – As has become tradition, Herald members and co-operators from various Spanish cities gathered on December 18 in Zaragoza to express with a Mass and floral offering their thanks to the Virgin of the Pillar for the maternal protection She has shown them …
Editorial team
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31, January 2022
Church and World Events
Church and World Events
While the world has been struck by numerous natural disasters in recent months, the Blessed Virgin seems to have wanted to manifest her protective action in many of them, symbolized by images that remain intact after the occurrence of some cataclysm. This is what recently occurred with a statue of …
Editorial team - 31, January 2022
Story for Children
Where Will I Live?
Once upon a time there lived a poor and simple man called Manuel. He wandered about restlessly, looking forlorn. Why was he so troubled? The poor fellow had nowhere to live, and he longed for a place to call his home. The big problem was his lack of means, for …
Lorena Mello - 31, January 2022
Concluding Pages
While the King Sleeps…
In the savannahs of faraway Africa, there is a lord more powerful than the lion: silence. In the midst of the struggles for animal survival, it reigns not as a tyrant, but gently, providing the ideal environment for the most intrepid undertakings. Lioness in West Midland Safari Park, Bewdley (England) …
Sr. Adriana María Sánchez - 31, January 2022
Back Cover
Truly Queen
Mary of Good Success is Queen in the true sense of the word. She has majesty and, at the same time, goodness. She is a warrior and a victor. Her countenance reflects the certainty of victory.
Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira - 31, January 2022
Inside Front Cover
Most Blessed and Chaste Embrace
On August 20, 1815, at Holy Communion, my Lord deigned to establish His throne in my poor heart. Ah, what a grace! It is impossible to manifest the love, the affection, the extraordinary charity my gracious Lord communicated to me, coming to me with great joy, accompanied by the noblest …
Blessed Elizabeth Canori Mora - 31, January 2022
Editorial
The Porous Fence and the Blank Standard
There is a peculiar parable, no doubt known to some of our readers, which sheds some light on the present moment for Catholics who truly want to embrace the right path. There was once a young man sitting on a fence. On the right side were God and His children; …
Editorial team - 31, January 2022
The Voice of the Popes
The Sin of the Century
Over the course of generations, the Christian mind has gained from the Gospel, as it is read in the ecclesial community, a fine sensitivity and an acute perception of the seeds of death contained in sin, as well as a sensitivity and an acuteness of perception for identifying them in …
Pope St. John Paul II - 31, January 2022
Gospel Commentary
Blessed We Will Be, if We Desire the Things of Heaven!
17 Jesus came down with the Twelve and stood on a stretch of level ground with a great crowd of His disciples and a large number of the people from all Judea and Jerusalem and the coastal region of Tyre and Sidon. 20 And raising His eyes toward His disciples …
Msgr. João Scognamiglio Clá Dias, EP - 31, January 2022
Theme of the Month
The Peace of Christ and the Peace of the World
If we were to ask the people of today what they most desire for themselves and for the world, the majority would certainly answer: peace! St. Augustine described peace as “a good so great, that even in this earthly and mortal life there is no word we hear with such …
Ney Henrique Meireles - 31, January 2022
Diverse
The Holy Lady Who Will Not Enter Heaven
Our fragile human nature contains two opposing laws within it: that of the flesh and that of the spirit. When we want to do good, it is wickedness that presents itself to us; when we strive for virtue, the desire of our members invites us to sin (cf. Rom 7:21-23). …
Bruna Almeida Piva - 31, January 2022
Some Sophisms of the Contemporary World - I let the reader choose the title of this article
In one of his famous brilliant quotes, Joseph De Maistre makes the following analogy: “False opinions are like false money, originally struck by criminals and thereafter circulated by honest people, who perpetuate the crime without knowing what they are doing.”1 These “coins”, in general, have a name: sophisms. Sophistry is …
Ângelo Francisco Neto Martins - 31, January 2022