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Dona Lucilia


A Quick Solution for a Complex Problem

Elizabete Fátima Talarico Astorino
There are certain “coincidences” that science cannot explain; miracles and supernatural interventions are beyond its scope. And in some cases, the divine manifestations and unexpected aid received are difficult for …
28, February 2026

Inside Front Cover


St. Joseph’s Great Perplexity

Msgr. João Scognamiglio Clá Dias, EP
When he noticed the Blessed Virgin in maternity, oblivious that within her was the Divine Infant, St. Joseph undoubtedly experienced great perplexity. […] In the throes of his turmoil, as …
01, March 2026

Our Readers Ask


Are there people predestined for holiness?

Fr. Ricardo José Basso, EP
Dear André, your question is excellent. St. Therese of Lisieux faced a similar doubt: “I often asked myself why God had preferences, why all souls did not receive an equal …
01, March 2026

Editorial


Grace and the Secret of Mary

Editorial team
When used in Theology, the word grace has a panoply of meanings. In Hebrew, it indicates a benevolent inclination toward someone. The Greek term kháris expresses both the fascination of …
01, March 2026

The Voice of the Popes


Sons and Friends of God

Editorial team
The book of Genesis reveals to us not only the natural order of existence, but at the same time, right from the beginning, the supernatural order of grace. […] Man …
01, March 2026

The Sunday Liturgy


Peter’s Tents

Fr. Francisco Javier de Oyarzábal Gutiérrez-Barquín, EP
Three Apostles and two prophets before God made Man, who on the summit of Mount Tabor shows Himself in all His splendour. This is the magnificent and sublime scene of …
01, March 2026

The Water of Life

Fr. Dartagnan Alves de Oliveira Souza, EP
The Gospel tells us that it was around noon when Jesus, tired from His journey, sat down by Jacob’s well. Seeing a Samaritan woman approaching to draw water, He asked …
01, March 2026

No One Can Deceive God

Fr. César Javier Díez Juárez, EP
The 4th Sunday of Lent is called Lætare Sunday – that is, “Rejoice” – as, with more than half of this penitential season having passed, the Church provides us with …
01, March 2026

True Surrender into God’s Hands

Fr. Leandro Cesar Ribeiro, EP
If we had the possibility of rewriting history, would it be similar to that which was written by God? Probably not, for He has unfathomable designs that are often difficult …
01, March 2026

Let Us Not Harden Our Hearts

Fr. Francisco Berrizbeitia Hernández, EP
The Liturgy of Palm Sunday, with its procession and Mass, presents us with two Gospels in which the glory and the Passion of Christ come face to face, inviting us …
01, March 2026

The Power of Example


A “No” from God that Became a heroic saga

Editorial team
The route was planned: from Poitiers he would go to Lyon; from there he would cross Piedmont to reach Bologna, Rimini, Loreto and, finally, the much-desired Rome. And from the …
01, March 2026

Treasures of Msgr. João


Elevation to Divine Life

Msgr. João Scognamiglio Clá Dias, EP
I remember the first conversation about spiritual life that I had with Dr. Plinio, in 1959, when I was still very young and asked him for advice to help me …
01, March 2026

Theme of the Month


Divine Grace – The Supernatural Organism – New Life, New Level of Action

Larissa Saraiva Ferreira Guimarães
From the very beginning of creation, to be like God was a profound longing of man, made in His image and likeness. However, pride blinded our first parents – and, …
01, March 2026

Actual Grace – Everything is Grace!

Gabriel Denkiewicz
If one morning you find me dead, do not be sad: it is simply that the Good God the Father has come to take me. Without a doubt, it is …
01, March 2026

What Does the Catechism Say?


Do We Need to Ask for Graces?

Editorial team
Paragraph 2010 of the Catechism of the Catholic Church highlights three relevant theological aspects regarding grace. In the first place, it emphasizes the importance of ardently seeking it because, being …
01, March 2026

Catholic Spirituality


The Mystical Life of the Christian – In Exile… Prelude to Heavenly Communion!

Dcn. Adriel Brandelero, EP
Among the various titles that can be given to man, one is usually not very agreeable to him, although it is quite true: dethroned king. Indeed, his life in this …
01, March 2026

Those Who Ask, Receive!

Dcn. Adriel Brandelero, EP
Whatever is a true positive good is of itself desirable and we may ask it of God. And if it is licit for us to ask for, to desire, and …
01, March 2026

St. Thomas Explains


Does the Efficacy of Grace Constrain Free Will?

Editorial team
Omnia est gratia – Everything is grace in the supernatural realm. Man, left to his own devices, is incapable of taking a single step towards effective union with God. Without …
01, March 2026

A Prophet for Our Times


Our Lady in the Fight of the Revolution and Counter-Revolution

Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira
We should consider some questions about the relationship between the work of St. Louis Marie Grignion de Montfort and everything I explain in my book Revolution and Counter-Revolution – hereafter, …
01, March 2026

Lives of the Saints


St. John Ogilvie - Martyr of the Faith, of the Papacy and of Priestly Celibacy

Gabriel Marques dos Santos
In 1580, Scotland found itself at a crossroads: its Catholic history, personified in the controversial figure of a queen imprisoned for her faith, Mary Stuart, confronted a turbulent present, agitated …
01, March 2026

History – Life’s Teacher


The Vendean Insurrection – The Victory of the Vanquished

Pedro Gusson Angelune Martins
As the year 1793 dawned, France seemed a nation doomed to disappearance. Everything that had been stable in thirteen centuries of Christian monarchy was disintegrating or being destroyed. The king …
01, March 2026

Did You Know…


…what the Ministries of Lector and Acolyte are?

Editorial team
Wise and maternal, the Catholic Church establishes different states and degrees in the service of sacred worship. In this hierarchy of functions, the clergy – Bishops, priests, and deacons – …
01, March 2026

…that Our Lady left her portrait in Italy?

Editorial team
Christian tradition tells us that in Rossano, in the region of Calabria, Italy, in the 7th century a venerable monk, an ardent devotee of the Virgin Mary, asked and obtained …
01, March 2026

Biblical Teachings


Joseph of Egypt - Slavery that Frees, Freedom that Enslaves

David Camarillo Manzanares
Slavery!… Such a cruel word, evoking dire and dreadful impressions within us: heavy chains, violent subjugations, horrifying punishments, realities that make us tremble all the more as they distance us …
01, March 2026

Tendencies and Mentalities


Contradictory or Complementary Virtues?

Fr. Louis Marie Joseph Anicet Goyard, EP
Born a shepherdess in an obscure town in a region considered secondary, St. Joan of Arc was a prophet, virgin, queen, warrior, and martyr. And to adorn her with the …
01, March 2026

Back Cover


The Most Sublime Moment

Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira
The hour of the holocaust one makes of oneself to God is the most sublime moment in a man’s life. It is, consequently, the moment in which he is willing …
01, March 2026
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