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Admiration: Consolation Amid Perplexities

Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 15, nº 167, September 2021
An excellent remedy for life’s dramas, admiration raises our souls to love the benefits that the Lord has bestowed on others, which light up the dark night of our trials like so many stars. Well known is St. John of the Cross’ Dark Night, in which he explains the process …

THE SUNDAY LITURGY

A Transformative Treasure

Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 20, nº 225, July 2026
July 26 – 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time (1 Kgs 3:5, 7-12; Ps 118; Rom 8:28-30; Mt 13:44-52) The parables taught by Our Lord constitute an invitation to the Kingdom of Heaven – an expression used more than thirty times by St. Matthew. In today’s Gospel, this Kingdom is compared …

EDITORIAL

Counsels

Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 15, nº 162, April 2021
The Blessed Trinity may be compared to a council, that is, to the harmony of the Divine Persons who contemplate one another, live and act towards the supreme end. Being intimately diffusive, the Supreme Good desired to extend His goodness to the utmost, thus sending His own Son into the …

THE VOICE OF THE POPES

Ambassadors of Christ or of the World?

Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 15, nº 162, April 2021
He who in his preaching neglects to lead men to a fuller knowledge of God may be called an idle declaimer, but not a preacher of the Gospel. He may receive the applause of the uninstructed, but will not escape the stern judgement of Christ. Having wrought the Redemption of …

GOSPEL COMMENTARY

A King of Utmost Goodness

Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 15, nº 162, April 2021
The best incentive to embark enthusiastically on the path of holiness is to understand the immeasurable love of the Good Shepherd for each of His sheep. Gospel – 4th Sunday of Easter 11 Jesus said: “I am the Good Shepherd. A good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep. …

THE SUNDAY LITURGY

Showing Prejudice… But Towards Whom?

Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 20, nº 226, August 2026
August 16 – 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Is 56:1, 6-7; Ps 66; Rom 11:13-15, 29-32; Mt 15:21-28) There is something enigmatic in this Sunday’s Gospel. A Canaanite woman – therefore not Jewish, a pagan – cries out after Jesus, imploring the liberation of her daughter, tormented by a demon. …

DIVERSE

“Give Me Courage, Strength and Faith”

Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 15, nº 162, April 2021
In the struggle for sanctification, God reserves the most important part for himself, that is, His grace. But it is up to man to strive to cooperate with Him. The Almighty demands of us “courage, strength and faith.” It was July 27, 1942. An elite unit of the French army …

BACK COVER

To Be for Her as Elisha Was for Elijah

Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 18, nº 201, July 2024
When Mary lives in someone, it is not She who lives, but it is Jesus Christ who lives in that someone. And to set limits to Our Lord would be truly absurd. Therefore, I should want an unlimited surrender to the Blessed Virgin. This surrender presupposes, first of all, fervour, …

INSIDE FRONT COVER

Heroism Carried to Martyrdom

Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 18, nº 205, November 2024
When the persecution laws came into force on August 10, 1926, the dispersion of the clergy began. […] Once public worship was closed, private service to the faithful required superhuman efforts from the few priests who remained at their posts. Baptisms, Communions, Extreme Unctions and even Marriages were continually requested, …

THE SUNDAY LITURGY

He Will Never Dismiss Us

Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 20, nº 226, August 2026
August 2 – 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Is 55:1-3; Ps 144; Rom 8:35, 37-39; Mt 14:13-21) Wishing to offer rest to the disciples, Our Lord sails across the Sea of Galilee, heading with them to a deserted place near the city of Bethsaida Julias. But the crowd does not …
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