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Be part of this beautiful mission, help the Heralds evangelize throughout the world, help sponser priests for the Lord's harvest, and support the studies and maintenance expenses of the Regina Virginum sisters.
Few in history have shone as brightly for their audacity as the giant St. Paul. One need only read some of his letters, or the Acts of the Apostles, to prove it. However, among his acts of valour, one stands out: he dared to summarize the entire life of the …
Fr. Joshua Alexander Sequeira, EP - 30, September 2025
When we turn our attention to the events of the Old Testament, we are struck by the grandeur of the prophetic mission. Moses divides the Red Sea in two, Elijah brings down fire from Heaven and Isaiah predicts wonders centuries and centuries in advance… The procession of prophets, however, did …
Fr. Luiz Francisco Beccari, EP - 30, September 2025
If the greatness of a man were measured solely by the volume of his works, we would already have ample reason to consider Dr. Plinio an exceptional author. His books, articles, interviews, manifestos, conferences, and informal lectures now total an incalculable number of pages. However, to define him as a …
Fr. Marcos Faes de Araújo, EP - 30, September 2025
“If I had met St. Louis Grignion de Montfort five minutes before his death,” Dr. Plinio once said, “I would have knelt down, kissed his feet, and urged him: ‘Be even more devoted to Our Lady!’”1 The boldness of this exhortation, given to the greatest of Mariologists, presupposes a life …
Fr. Rodrigo Fugiyama Nunes, EP - 30, September 2025
More, much more and always more, breaking all limits, surpassing with such exuberance the “normality” of the facts, that his surrender, his restitution and his love were fully on a par with the love of Holy Mother Church for her children… This is the meaning of Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira’s …
Sr. Diana Milena Devia Burbano - 30, September 2025
Expiatory victim: the concept at the centre of this article is so foreign to any contemporary reality that it does not seem superfluous to explain it. The expiatory victim is essentially someone who suffers for others. Individuals who offer even their very lives to God for the sake of others …
“Go from your country and your kindred and your father’s house to the land that I will show you. And I will make of you a great nation” (Gn 12:1-2). Over the millennia, Abraham’s descendants have repeated this passage countless times, marking the beginning of the great patriarch’s vocation. The …
Sr. Lucilia Lins Brandão Veas - 30, September 2025
Contemplating the image of the Mother of Good Counsel and seeing the Child Jesus so well-protected and holding fast to her so tightly, I desire that a ray of grace descend upon each one of us, leading us to understand that this is how we ought to be in relation …
Who was Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira? One possible – though incomplete – answer would be to simply recall some of the achievements of his life: he was an undisputed Catholic leader, prolific writer, founder of an apostolic work whose influence knew no boundaries… And the list of his attributes could …
In the gardens of the Academy, comfortably seated and reflective, master and disciple still seem to be meditating: Socrates, his chin supported in his hand, prepares to bring into the world yet another concept; at his side, Plato, with an attentive ear, waits patiently. However, tourists come and go, days …
It is inherent to the human spirit to seek the unum of things, that is, the intelligence strives to reach a point that defines and synthesizes what has been known in separate details and analysed in its minutiae. These pages, without a doubt, are no exception to the rule.1 As …
Msgr. João Scognamiglio Clá Dias, EP - 30, September 2025
Participants in the “Mary, Queen of All Hearts” Shrine Apostolate gathered in August for another national pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our Lady of Aparecida. The programme began on Friday the 8th with a luminous procession from the Old Basilica to the Shrine. On Saturday, the solemn coronation of the …
Portrayed by their contemporaries, the facial features of the two men illustrated on these pages – who, without ever having met one another, were perhaps the greatest antagonists in the 16th century – are impressive for their eloquence. * * * St. Ignatius of Loyola, in the prime of his …