Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 20, nº 227, September 2026
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Winston Churchill - The “Old Lion”
An article on Churchill in a Catholic magazine? – the reader may wonder upon opening these pages. Indeed, what is it that prompts us to write about the “old lion”? A virtue little practised in our days and which opens veritable treasures to us: admiration. And as the good is …
Angela Maria Tomé
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30, June 2022
Priestly Celibacy - The Value of a Chaste Soul
Among the topics currently in vogue, that of priestly celibacy stands out. Since no explicit directive in the New Testament can be found in this regard, controversies erupt, opinions diverge, and celibacy has come to divide the waters in the ecclesiastical field. In the Latin Church, priests are forbidden to …
Victor Hugo Morais
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31, May 2022
Perfect Obedience - “Domine, ut videam”?
“But Saul, still breathing threats and murder against the disciples of the Lord, went to the high priest and asked him for letters to the synagogues at Damascus, so that if he found any belonging to the Way, men or women, he might bring them bound to Jerusalem” (Acts 9:1-2). …
José Andrés Asencio
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31, May 2022
The Nobility of Jesus, Ideal of Christian Perfection
“Anyone who wishes to give love must also receive love as a gift,”1 says Benedict XVI. From a sacramental perspective, the priest fulfils this supreme precept of loving: every day, after pronouncing the words of the transubstantiation at Holy Mass, he holds in his hands the glorious Body of Jesus …
Javier Antonio Vásquez
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31, May 2022
Letters of St. Therese of the Child Jesus to Her Spiritual “Brothers” - Lessons in Confidence and Wisdom
Like a modest lamp burning day and night before the Blessed Sacrament, whether in a humble countryside chapel or in a magnificent cathedral, the heart of St. Therese of the Child Jesus, simple but brimming with fervour, burned at every moment with holy longings before the Divine Guest of her …
Sr. Fernanda Cordeiro
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31, May 2022
“Madwoman of the Blessed Sacrament”
Throughout history, God has raised up souls with a special love of the Eucharist, who enrich the Mystical Body of Christ by their example. For the Church is not like a museum that only preserves the excellence in which it was established by its Divine Founder; rather, it is a …
Sr. Mónica Perezcanto
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31, May 2022
A Point for Mediation…
Located on the island of Martinique, a small French overseas department of the Lesser Antilles in the Caribbean Sea, the city of Saint-Pierre was known for its luxury and comfort. Its landscape was dominated by a mountain, known as Mount Pelée, with an altitude of 1350 metres. Although seemingly immersed …
João Gabriel Biff
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31, May 2022
House of God and Gate of Heaven
Few figures inspire more respect than the patriarchs of the Old Covenant – Abraham, Isaac and Jacob – whose story, by determination of the Divine Holy Spirit, was perpetuated in the pages of Sacred Scripture. Their lives were full of promise and symbolism, and the misfortune that Jacob faced in …
Sr. Maria Beatriz Matos
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30, April 2022
Sacred Slavery of Love
Situated at the confluence of two modest waterways – the Meu and the Garun – which flow among the oaks of Brittany, the peaceful town of Montfort still seemed, in the middle of the 17th century, to preserve the sturdy granite faith on which its glorious history had been built …
Adriel Brandelero
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30, April 2022
The Promise of Abraham in the Hands of a Woman
Forming one Heart with her Divine Son, “the First-born of all creation,” in whom “all things were created, in Heaven and on earth” (Col 1:15-16), the Blessed Virgin is the axis around which the events of history revolve. God modelled all of creation on Jesus and Mary, and any forms …
Sr. Patricia Victoria Jorge Villegas
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30, April 2022