Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 20, nº 227, September 2026
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The Revolution in the Tendencies - The Most Subtle of Revolutions… and the Most Effective
Contemplating the gradual fading of the lights of Christian Civilization, in which its bastions were systematically attacked and left in ruins until almost nothing remained of them, the Catholic soul kneels before this rubble, once surrounded by splendour and promise, and its love seems to ask of those now lacklustre …
Sr. Maria Beatriz Matos
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31, December 2023
The Fourth Revolution - The Standard of Hell Is Raised…
Paris, 1968. The fair City of Light, bursting with life, an unrivalled setting for some of Christendom’s greatest jewels, known as the centre of culture, elegance and refinement, “the glory of France and one of the most remarkable ornaments in the world,” according to Montaigne, was once again radiating its …
Sr. Diana Milena Devia Burbano
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31, December 2023
The Counter-Revolution - The Most Beautiful Gest in History
Having briefly covered the revolutionary process in its historical development and outlined its current status quo, it is worth devoting some lines to what Dr. Plinio defines in his masterly essay, “In the literal sense of the word, stripped of the illegitimate and demagogic connotations that have been joined to …
Fr. Mauro Sérgio da Silva, EP
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31, December 2023
A Veritable Handbook for Sanctification
Anyone who peruses the abundant content concerning Dr. Plinio published on the internet – including academic papers, opinion articles, biographical reviews or videos on any subject – immediately notices a complicated problem of limited vision. Even ignoring the abundant falsehoods – be they shameless lies, malicious half-truths or simply gross …
Fr. Hernán Luis Cosp Bareiro, EP
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31, December 2023
Immaculateness Personified
“I am the Immaculate Conception.” These simple words, with which Our Lady identified herself to St. Bernadette Soubirous at Lourdes, were the subject of constant meditation for the Martyr of Charity, St. Maximilian Mary Kolbe. A Franciscan religious,1 an accomplished theologian and a great devotee of the Blessed Virgin, he …
Plinio Bosco
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30, November 2023
Little Office of the Immaculate Conception - Hymn of Praise to the Immaculate
It is proper to rational creatures – that is, those capable of knowing and loving their Creator – to seek perfection not only for themselves, but also as a desirable good for others, especially those whom they love. This quest is an expression of their tendency towards God and constitutes …
Bianca Maria dos Santos
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30, November 2023
Surrendered to the Love of the Heart of Jesus
A good teacher is one who has such mastery of the subject matter that his or her students feel complete assurance and satisfaction with the instruction given because, more than just using didactics, true educators live what they teach. How much richer will be the lesson of a geography teacher …
Lorena Mello
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30, November 2023
Near-Death Experiences - The “Dead” Who Came Back to Tell…
Four days had passed since the stone had been laid on the tomb. The body, according to the Holy Scriptures, already had a foul odour. However, Lazarus came back to life and became an indisputable symbol of Jesus’ omnipotence: His power over life and death extended beyond the threshold of …
Sr. Diana Milena Devia Burbano
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31, October 2023
Princess Eugenie von der Leyen and the Souls in Purgatory - A Life Between Two Worlds
Raised in an aristocratic cradle, a girl named Eugenie was born on May 15, 1867, in Munich, inheriting all the honours of the Germanic dynasty of Von der Leyen und zu Hohengeroldseck, and of the Thurn und Taxis lineage. Nobody, however, could have suspected that, allied to her high birth, …
Adriel Brandelero
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31, October 2023
The “Divine Comedy” of Dante Alighieri - Journeying to the Love of God
Drama, pathos, magnitude. Dante Alighieri’s Divine Comedy is one of the greatest literary works mankind has ever produced. This extensive poem, which was composed at the end of the Middle Ages, sets its main argument, not in sentimental love, nor in praises of the homeland, still less in nostalgia for …
Miguel de Souza Ferrari
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31, October 2023