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The Greatest Turnaround in History

Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 19, nº 212, June 2025
June 8 – Solemnity of Pentecost There is great rejoicing in the Sanhedrin. The Nazarene has failed! His defeat could not have been more complete! The crowds, witnesses of His miracles, stimulated by sizable sums of money, clamoured for His destruction. The most ignominious death eliminated Him from the living. …

THE SUNDAY LITURGY

Who Is God? What Is God Like?

Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 19, nº 212, June 2025
June 15 – Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity An innocent little boy, five or six years old, asked himself: “Who is God?” And to the answer of this question he dedicated his life. However, after writing more than eight million seven hundred thousand words, towards the end of his …

THE SUNDAY LITURGY

A Banquet Offered by Mary

Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 19, nº 212, June 2025
June 22 – Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ (Corpus Christi) One of the noblest and strongest instincts with which God has endowed human beings is that of sociability. Another instinct that is less noble, but also very strong, is that of self-preservation, which leads man, …

THE SUNDAY LITURGY

And They Drank the Lord’s Chalice …

Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 19, nº 212, June 2025
June 29 – Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul, Apostles A peculiar procession was on its way up to Jerusalem: the Master in the lead and the disciples, fearful, behind Him (cf. Mk 10:32). Everyone felt that something very great was about to happen, but… even after three years with …

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Let Us Never Doubt His Love

Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 19, nº 211, May 2025
There are two subjects of meditation which will serve us well if we do not wish to offend Our Lord: to love His goodness and to trust in His mercy. Great is the blindness of the soul that does not love so good a Lord, and great is the weakness …

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A Mediator Between God and Man

Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 19, nº 211, May 2025
Ordained for men in the things that appertain to God The human race has always felt the need of a priesthood: of men, that is, who have the official charge to be mediators between God and humanity, men who should consecrate themselves entirely to this mediation, as to the very …

THE SUNDAY LITURGY

Peter, the True Shepherd

Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 19, nº 211, May 2025
Third Sunday of Easter As we meditate on the third apparition of the Resurrected One narrated in this Sunday’s Gospel (Jn 21:1-19), the figure of St. Peter stands out for his attitudes towards Our Lord. With his characteristic fiery temperament, Simon is the first to throw himself into the water …

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Pray Always, and Never Lose Heart

Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 19, nº 210, April 2025
My good little daughters in Jesus Christ, put into practice the recommendation that our Divine Saviour made to us, to pray always and not lose heart. But you will ask me: how can we pray always? I answer you with the sacred interpreters and with the spiritual masters, saying that …

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Our Readers Ask

Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 19, nº 210, April 2025
In the article “Acting in the Past, Present and Future…”, from the January issue, Msgr. João says that “We can pray for the deceased long after their death, to prevent the devil from exerting his influence on them, and so that they may receive an efficacious grace of conversion at …

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Mercy That Embraces Justice

Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 19, nº 210, April 2025
Among the Stoics, mercy was considered a human weakness or even an ægritudo animi, a disease of the soul. In this sense, it would not behove a truly virtuous person to feel compassion for the misery of others. For Aristotle, someone facing misfortune would only be worthy of empathy if …
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