Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 20, nº 227, September 2026
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Instrumental Music in the Sanctuary
When the simplicity of ferial days gives way to the splendours of the liturgical solemnities, man’s gifts and senses are harmonized in acts of adoration which allow the soul to be imbued with the divine and to manifest, through melody, his love for the Creator. The harmonious voices of a …
Adriel Brandelero
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31, December 2020
“He looked for justice, but behold, bloodshed”
The Book of Isaiah is the lengthiest of the Old Testament prophetic writings. Its sixty-six chapters, rich in theological and spiritual content, make it a true catechetical work. In the midst of all of this wealth, a small passage may go unnoticed, but it is a magnificent lesson in God’s …
Dcn. Alejandro de Saint Amant, EP
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31, December 2020
Voice of the Church, Voice of France
The human voice has an extraordinary capacity to express inner dispositions. The thunderous roar of a military general transmits the strength and courage that characterize a good commander and instils courage in the soldiers that follow him. In contrast, a mother’s manner of speaking, whether in correcting or caressing her …
Jiordano Carraro
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31, December 2020
A Spectator of History, the Scene of Sorrows and Glories
When Jesus offered himself to His own at supper on Holy Thursday and the inhabitants of Heaven descended to earth to watch in amazement at the institution of the Sacrament of the Eucharist, the pledge of the Resurrection, I did not yet exist, although I was being conceived in the …
Fábio Henrique Costa
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30, November 2020
The Perfect Praise of the Liturgy at the Altar
From the earliest times of history, man has sought to peer into a world shrouded in mystery, where a Divinity worthy of reverence would be found. They felt the need to worship God, but they did so imperfectly, for they sought the Creator by trying to “feel after Him” (Acts …
Max Streit
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30, November 2020
St. Nicholas or Santa Claus?
“Silent night! Holy night! All is calm, all is bright; Round yon Virgin Mother and Child! Holy Infant, so tender and mild...” After the carols that characterize the long-awaited Christmas Eve, so full of wonder for innocent souls, and in the midst of the atmosphere of kindness and expectation that …
Sr. Antonella Ochipinti
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30, November 2020
The Story of the Maccabees: an Example of Fidelity!
The story of the Maccabees is, without a doubt, among the most beautiful in the Holy Scriptures! The trajectory of these men and women who fought in Judea was distinguished by their witness of an adamantine love for the Law of God, of an outstanding fidelity to His Holy Name …
Gabriel Ferreira
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30, November 2020
Divine Humility Manifested on the Night of the Nativity
Both Advent and Christmas remind us of the sublime and divine event of God incarnate who made himself small to save us. In the sublime fact of the Incarnation, we contemplate first of all the humble condition of the human being; a fragile and contingent being. Contemplating the Incarnation, we …
Card. Raymundo Damasceno Assis
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30, November 2020
Queen, Mother and Advocate of Sinners
Work, traffic, household chores, daily concerns... Let us leave aside everything that surrounds us in our everyday lives for a moment and recollect ourselves in order to go back in spirit to several centuries ago, and delve into the wonders of the Catholic Church, so wise in its customs and …
Lucas Jean Pacheco
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31, October 2020
When Did Man “Invent” God?
There are all sorts of debates. Some are sudden and momentary, the result of spontaneity, a temperamental outburst or immaturity. There are other, interminable ones, in which the representatives of both sides continue the discussion one generation after another. Arguments are finely honed, syllogisms are dismantled, but there is no …
Luis Felipe Toniolo
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31, October 2020