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I Want to Live and Die on the Cross!

I Want to Live and Die on the Cross!

Holy Cross, supreme treasure which Jesus reserves for His Heart's elects. I desire to live with you and die with you, like the Bridegroom whom I love. Yes, I want to live and die on the Cross! My love, “let me suffer or die.” In the featured photo: St. Elizabeth …
St. Elizabeth of the Trinity - 31, October 2021

Treasure of Meditation

Treasure of Meditation

I n this photograph at the age of eight, St. Therese is looking into a vague, undefined point, but with a kind of rapt, affectionate, respectful contemplation. In the final analysis, it is the look proper to a deeply contemplative spirit. Because her gaze has something which is difficult for …
Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira - 30, September 2021

Two Hearts that Were But One

Two Hearts that Were But One

The attitude of Our Lady during the Passion of Our Lord was a great consolation for the Man-God: her compassion strengthened Him, her tears assuaged His Sacred Heart, her firmness encouraged Him to go on until the end. In Her, He saw the perfect correspondence to all that He had …
Msgr. João Scognamiglio Clá Dias, EP - 31, August 2021

A Man in the Fullest Sense of the Term

A Man in the Fullest Sense of the Term

St. Louis IX, King of France, represented, with a plenitude that rarely appears in history, the Catholic man as the Church wants him to be, the layman living in the world and taking his fulfilment of the Commandments of God’s Law to the highest perfection. In this manner, while mixed …
Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira - 31, July 2021

The Eliatic Mark and Devotion to Mary

The Eliatic Mark and Devotion to Mary

The entire prophetic cohort of Mount Carmel arose from Elijah the Thesbite, and was guided after his departure for Heaven by Elisha. It would endure for centuries and give origin to the Carmelite Order, dedicated to the praise of the Virgin. Perfect devotion to Mary can only be attained by …
Msgr. João Scognamiglio Clá Dias, EP - 30, June 2021

“Let the Children Come to Me”

“Let the Children Come to Me”

Jesus would say this not only in the sense of protection, but also of respect, of dedication, of admiration. “What a clean soul! What a pure soul! In seeing this child, I, God, the author and focus of all purity, contemplate myself. And I see in him a created reflection …
Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira - 31, May 2021

A Soul Wholly Made of Love

A Soul Wholly Made of Love

The Holy Spirit is Love in essence. In order for His virginal Spouse, His “alter ego”, to be like Him, She could only have a soul wholly made of love. And the encounter of these two loves engendered the unprecedented grace which transformed fainthearted men into heroes of faith! Represented …
Msgr. João Scognamiglio Clá Dias, EP - 30, April 2021

Vibrant and Chaste Joys

Vibrant and Chaste Joys

The Holy Church makes use of the vibrant and chaste joys of Easter to make shine before our eyes, even amidst the sadness of the contemporary situation, the triumphal certainty that God is the supreme Lord of all things. Christ is the King of glory, who overcame death and defeated …
Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira - 31, March 2021

With sword in hand

With sword in hand

St. Joseph - St. Lazarus House, Mairiporã (Brazil) St. Joseph is a figure closely united to the battles fought for the good, and he is called to help those who wage them. Although little seen as a warrior, he should in fact be invoked as a true crusader, with sword …
Msgr. João Scognamiglio Clá Dias, EP - 28, February 2021

Harmonious Perfections

Harmonious Perfections

How can we reconcile the image of such a strong, incomparable, and supreme Jesus, with that of a Jesus so merciful and accessible to the little ones? How can we fathom that in this newborn Child in Bethlehem, whose soul contains all the sweetness and innocence that can be imagined …
Editorial team - 31, January 2021

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