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May the Lord Grant You True Humility

Editorial team
If you are gladdened by the fact that you feel small before God, very well; but it seems to me – forgive me, for I am nothing – that it …
01, April 2026

Our Readers Ask


Our Readers Ask

Editorial team
I noticed that when priests consecrate the Host, they drop a fragment from it into the chalice. I would like to know what this means according to the Church and …
01, April 2026

Editorial


A Desire to Communicate, Awaiting Reciprocity

Editorial team
When history is complete, it will form a splendid and touching account of God’s desire to communicate with mankind, and its response – or lack thereof – to the divine …
01, April 2026

The Voice of the Popes


What Should a Catholic Mother Be Like?

Editorial team
The Old Testament and Jewish tradition attest to a high regard for the moral dignity of women, which is expressed particularly in an attitude of trust in the Lord, in …
01, April 2026

The Sunday Liturgy


“No night is eternal”

Fr. Carlos Adriano Santos, EP
The unalterable regularity with which the celebrations of the Liturgical Year unfold, despite the fluctuations of earthly events, is a demonstration of the celestial majesty of the Church, always loftily …
01, April 2026

The Sunday Liturgy


The Church that Jesus Desired

Fr. Manuel Francisco Rodríguez Sancho, EP
Among the countless eloquent expressions that French ingenuity has devised throughout the centuries to express certain attitudes of the human spirit, we find the following: “Si j’étais le Bon Dieu… …
01, April 2026

The Process of Conversion

Fr. Eduardo Miguel Caballero Baza, EP
The spiritual life is a process. No one becomes holy overnight, and no one falls from one day to the next; everything happens step by step, both ascending and descending, …
01, April 2026

Whose Voice Do I Listen To?

Fr. Fabio Hideki Kobayashi, EP
It is moving to analyse how Our Lord Jesus Christ used everyday imagery to teach a predominantly agricultural and pastoral people. In this sense, the words gathered from this Sunday’s …
01, April 2026

Treasures of Msgr. João


Genazzano: a Lifelong Devotion

Msgr. João Scognamiglio Clá Dias, EP
In our filial relations with the Mother of God, understanding the fundamentals of Mariology undoubtedly plays an important role in this relationship; however, this is not everything, nor is it …
01, April 2026

Theme of the Month


Mother of Good Counsel of Genazzano – A Wonderful Counsellor

Artur Pereira de Morais
We are in Genazzano. Located on a hill in Lazio, the town enchants us with its medieval architecture, winding alleys, and houses that over the years – to the amazement …
01, April 2026

“Do you need a counsel?”

Sr. Patricia Victoria Jorge Villegas
Countless times we heard our beloved founder comment on the parable of the prodigal son, analysing the characters that make up the scenario divinely idealized by Our Lord Jesus Christ: …
01, April 2026

Catholic truths


The Gift of Counsel – The Gift of “Adventure”

João Domingos Rodrigues Palhares
Saladin, one of the most powerful leaders of the 12th century, leaves Egypt for Jerusalem, at the head of twenty-six thousand elite knights. The Holy City has as its only …
01, April 2026

History – Life’s Teacher


Mother and Counsellor of the Popes

Gabriela Cifuentes Forero
May 10, 2025. In front of the Shrine of Our Lady of Good Counsel in Genazzano, Italy, a multitude of the faithful crowded together to witness, filled with emotion, the …
01, April 2026

St. Thomas Explains


Alliance Between Counsel and Mercy

Editorial team
St. Thomas Aquinas establishes an interesting relationship between the gift of counsel and the fifth beatitude: “Blessed are the merciful, for they shall obtain mercy” (Mt 5:7). To better understand …
01, April 2026

Dona Lucilia


A Hundred and Fifty Years Ago, Dona Lucilia Was Born

Msgr. João Scognamiglio Clá Dias, EP
Born on April 22, 1876, on the first Saturday after the joys of Easter, Lucilia was the second of five children from the marriage of two cousins,1 Dr. Antônio Ribeiro …
01, April 2026

You Have Won Us Over, Dona Lucilia!

Raphaël Six
It was raining heavily in Recife, the capital of Pernambuco, Brazil, in 1968. Some followers of Dr. Plinio had travelled to that city to carry out a campaign, a term …
01, April 2026

What Does the Catechism Say?


Fidelity to the Lay Vocation

Editorial team
The teachings in this paragraph, a true compendium of the lay vocation, correspond to number 31 of the Constitution Lumen Gentium of the Second Vatican Council. In it we read …
01, April 2026

Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira


Constancy in Joy and Sorrow

Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira
Of course, I did not know Dona Lucilia as a girl, but I can easily reconstruct how her mentality was formed when I consider her way of being in her …
01, April 2026

Lives of the Saints


Venerable María Teresa González-Quevedo y Cadarso – Teresita, Living Tabernacle of Mary

Sr. María José Vicmary Feliz Gómez
In the firmament of the Holy Church, certain stars seem to shine exclusively for God. There are, of course, vocations that have become known for the feats witnessed by all; …
01, April 2026

Catholic Spirituality


Our Lady of Saudade – The “Saudades” of the Immaculate Heart of Mary

Sr. Lucilia Lins Brandão Veas
Like a master “who brings out of his treasure what is new and what is old” (Mt 13:52), the Divine Paraclete always makes new aspects of the Holy Church’s doctrine …
01, April 2026

Did You Know…


…why Saturday is dedicated to Our Lady?

Editorial team
The consecration of Saturday to Mary is a tradition that dates back to the Carolingian era, when Charlemagne’s learned advisor, Alcuin of York († 804), proposed two votive Masses in …
01, April 2026

…why Latin is the official language of the Church?

Editorial team
In the first community of believers in Jerusalem, the Liturgy was probably celebrated in Aramaic, while Hebrew was reserved for reading the Holy Scriptures. After the fall of the Holy …
01, April 2026

Tendencies and Mentalities


True Action Is Only Born of Contemplation

Fr. Louis Marie Joseph Anicet Goyard, EP
In a previous article,1 we were able to consider the heroic virtues of St. Joan of Arc. We recalled her feats of arms, her military genius inspired by Heaven, her …
01, April 2026

Back Cover


The Joy of Giving and of Loving

Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira
Dona Lucilia understood very well that the essence of human relationships lies in the affinity between souls and in the happiness that comes from giving to others and loving them, …
01, April 2026
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