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Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 18, nº 195, January 2024

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Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 18, nº 195, January 2024

The Voice of the Popes

A Process of Denial of God

When the Philosophy of the Gospel Governed the States There was once a time when States were governed by the philosophy of the Gospel. Then it was that the power and divine virtue of Christian wisdom had diffused itself throughout the laws, institutions, and morals of the people, permeating all …
Pontifical Magisterium  - 31, December 2023

Diverse

A Veritable Handbook for Sanctification

Anyone who peruses the abundant content concerning Dr. Plinio published on the internet – including academic papers, opinion articles, biographical reviews or videos on any subject – immediately notices a complicated problem of limited vision. Even ignoring the abundant falsehoods – be they shameless lies, malicious half-truths or simply gross …
Fr. Hernán Luis Cosp, EP - 31, December 2023

The Counter-Revolution - The Most Beautiful Gest in History

Having briefly covered the revolutionary process in its historical development and outlined its current status quo, it is worth devoting some lines to what Dr. Plinio defines in his masterly essay, “In the literal sense of the word, stripped of the illegitimate and demagogic connotations that have been joined to …
Fr. Mauro Sérgio da Silva, EP - 31, December 2023

The Fourth Revolution - The Standard of Hell Is Raised…

Paris, 1968. The fair City of Light, bursting with life, an unrivalled setting for some of Christendom’s greatest jewels, known as the centre of culture, elegance and refinement, “the glory of France and one of the most remarkable ornaments in the world,” according to Montaigne, was once again radiating its …
Sr. Diana Milena Devia Burbano - 31, December 2023

Back Cover

“Ad te levavi oculos meos”

Uncertain, like everyone, about tomorrow, we lift our eyes in an attitude of prayer to the exalted throne of Mary, Queen of the Universe, while addressing her in a paraphrase of the Psalmist’s words to Our Lord: “Ad te levavi oculos meos, qui habitas in coelis. Ecce sicut oculi servorum …
Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira - 31, December 2023

Diverse

The Revolution in the Tendencies - The Most Subtle of Revolutions… and the Most Effective
Contemplating the gradual fading of the lights of Christian Civilization, in which its bastions were systematically attacked and left in ruins until almost nothing remained of them, the Catholic soul kneels before this rubble, once surrounded by splendour and promise, and its love seems to ask of those now lacklustre …
Sr. Maria Beatriz Matos - 31, December 2023

The Third Revolution - “Russia will spread her errors throughout the world…”
The dawn of the 19th century found humanity paralysed by the morbid breath of the French Revolution, immersed in the fear-sympathy binomial: fear owing to the terror imposed by the virulence of the revolutionaries against any obstacle that stood in their way, and sympathy with the breath of liberty, proclaimed …
Sr. Juliane Campos - 31, December 2023

The Second Revolution - Not an Episode, but a Parable of History…
There is no better way to understand human actions than to know their motivations, especially when making judgements on historical events. That is why, when discussing an event as paradigmatic as the French Revolution, we need to examine the true objective of its mentors and organizers. The great revolution that …
John Sunny Konikkara - 31, December 2023

The First Revolution - The Delirium of a Christianity Without a Church
Our era has undeniably fallen to incalculable depths of evil. Humanity is scandalized by the atrocities it generates within itself, but it lacks the strength to stop the fall, because these same perversities contain the driving force that leads it into the abyss. Sometimes we wish we could choose another …
José Antonio Blanco Soto - 31, December 2023

Medieval Christendom - As Members of Just One Body
In order to better understand the process that Dr. Plinio analyses in his masterful essay Revolution and Counter-Revolution, it is essential to take a look, albeit superficially, at the order of things that the Revolution has worked to destroy for the past five centuries: medieval Christendom and its vestiges that …
Lucas Rezende de Sousa - 31, December 2023

Gospel Commentary

The Archetypical Apostle
Jesus appeared to the Eleven 15 and said to them: “Go into the whole world and proclaim the Gospel to every creature. 16 Whoever believes and is baptized will be saved; whoever does not believe will be condemned. 17 These signs will accompany those who believe: in my name they …
Msgr. João Scognamiglio Clá Dias, EP - 31, December 2023

Lives of the Saints

St. Francis de Sales - To Love God Without Measure
When the twenty-six-year-old priest set off for the province of Chablais – a region now divided between France and Switzerland – perhaps not even the most optimistic of men could have foreseen what would result from his activity. More than sixty years of fierce Calvinist domination had practically banished the …
Victor Hugo Morais - 31, December 2023

Inside Front Cover

A Universal Evil
My very dear daughters in Our Lord. […] You were born precisely for the times in which we live; your vocation is specifically the spiritual fight, with the weapons of prayer and immolation, against Satan and the present tactics of his assaults. […] This struggle […] is no longer, as …
Henri Arnaud - 31, December 2023

Editorial

Masterpiece and “masterpieces”
Sacred Scriptures tell us that there is a “book of life” (Phil 4:3; Rev 13:8; 17:8; 20:15; 21:27) that lists not only the blessed in Paradise, but also those already living in a state of beatitude in this vale of tears. In this sense, it can be attested that Plinio …
Editorial team - 31, December 2023

Concluding Pages

What Colour Is the Sky?
Faced with the apparent banality of the initial question, the most intuitive answer would certainly be “blue”. In fact, the name of this colour in Latin is cæruleus, whose etymology goes back to the sky itself – cœlum – as if to define: blue equals celestial. However, the solution to …
Fr. Felipe Ramos, EP - 31, December 2023

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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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