Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 20, nº 227, September 2026
Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 20, nº 226, August 2026
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Angelic and Marian Keynotes of the Priesthood
The Holy Trinity encompasses the most sublime of liturgies, in which the Father begets the Son and from Both proceeds the Holy Spirit. Through the Incarnation, the Son, as Priest, glorifies the Father by offering the prayers and oblations of His entire Mystical Body, to which even the Angels belong, …
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30, November 2025
Yesterday, a Year Ago…
As this month marks one year since the departure into eternity of the founder of the Heralds of the Gospel, Msgr. João Scognamiglio Clá Dias, we turn our gaze to that dawn of November 1st, experiencing two seemingly contradictory impressions. On one hand, it seems like yesterday that we received …
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31, October 2025
Unshakable Confidence
Who was Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira? One possible – though incomplete – answer would be to simply recall some of the achievements of his life: he was an undisputed Catholic leader, prolific writer, founder of an apostolic work whose influence knew no boundaries… And the list of his attributes could …
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30, September 2025
Mary, the Best Interpreter of the Word of God
The Sacred Scriptures were written by God Himself, through the pens of various authors. In this sense, the Bible bears a certain analogy to the hypostatic union, for, as the latter unites human and divine natures, the pages of the former involve the participation of both. Now, even united to …
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31, August 2025
Without the Cross, There Is No Salvation
St. Thomas Aquinas, the only author whose doctrine the Catholic Church has taken as her own (cf. ST. PAUL VI. Lumen Ecclesiæ, n.24), argues that the main element of Christian doctrine is “salvation effected by the Cross” (Super I Epistolam ad Corinthios, c.I, lect.3). Jesus Himself prepared His disciples for …
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31, July 2025
To Live Is to Be Together
The family is at the root of creation, because it was not fitting for the first man to be alone (cf. Gn 2:18). That is why the Almighty united Adam and Eve in one flesh, so as to populate the earth (cf. Gn 2:24; 1:28). Jesus Christ elevated this union …
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30, June 2025
Strengthen Your Brethren
Men participate in Divine Providence through their mission and their actions. And in this the Apostle Peter occupies a pre-eminent place, since he alone has been entrusted with the keys of the Kingdom of Heaven (cf. Mt 16:19). Peter has primacy among the Apostles: he is the first on the …
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31, May 2025
Priest: Everything and Nothing
In recent years, there has been much talk of a “priestly crisis”. However, contrary to appearances, it did not start now; it was in fact ignited by an Apostle: Judas Iscariot. After him, a rash of traitors – Arius, Nestorius, Huss, among a numerous horde of others – tried to …
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30, April 2025
Mercy That Embraces Justice
Among the Stoics, mercy was considered a human weakness or even an ægritudo animi, a disease of the soul. In this sense, it would not behove a truly virtuous person to feel compassion for the misery of others. For Aristotle, someone facing misfortune would only be worthy of empathy if …
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31, March 2025
Divine Pardon and the Mother of the Embrace
St. Thomas Aquinas (cf. Summa Theologiæ. II-II, q.30, a.4) questions whether mercy is the greatest of all virtues. In fact, by repeating Hosea’s exhortation – “I desire mercy, and not sacrifice” (Hos 6:6; Mt 12:7) – Jesus would seem to indicate this. However, following St. Paul (cf. Col 3:14), the …
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28, February 2025