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God’s Symphony and Our Only Hope

The work of creation resembles a symphony: unified and harmonious, but with diverse rhythms and movements. At times, humanity seems immersed in a melancholic adagio; at other times, in a pleasant andante. In contemplating this divine musical piece, man places himself in the expectation of a majestic finale. How will …
Editorial team - 31, October 2020

The Spring and the Sword

An old proverb rightly states that “weak men create hard times.” If this is so, the problems of the current age can be understood… Scenes that promote the culture of victimhood, such as reporters crying on live television or parents afraid to reprimand their children, would have been unthinkable until …
Editorial team - 28, February 2023

Peter, Who Are You?

On one occasion, in Caesarea Philippi, Jesus asked His disciples: “Who do men say that the Son of Man is?” (Mt 16:13). Some thought John the Baptist; others Elijah, Jeremiah or one of the prophets. However, Simon Peter, without hesitation and in the name of all, declared: “You are the …
Editorial team - 31, January 2023

Humility and Chastity, United in the Conquest of Heaven

In a society that seeks pleasure with an increasingly exclusive obsession – giving second, third, or last place to that which just yesterday would have been considered “primary” – suffering, misfortune and trials are considered mortal adversaries. With this attitude, the modern world sets itself against the reality of creation, …
Editorial team - 30, September 2020

The Eucharist, Heart of the Church

Erected by Our Lord Jesus Christ, the Church depends entirely on the life of its Divine Founder, in which humanity participates through the Sacraments. The vitality of the Mystical Body lies in the grace they transmit, especially through the Holy Eucharist. A most ardent devotee of this Sacrament, Dr. Plinio …
Editorial team - 31, May 2020

Unfathomable and Archetypal Perfection

The most varied circumstances put us in contact with the wonders engendered by God in the universe. Whether they are mineral, plant or animal in nature, creatures have been conceived and ordered in the manner of a great book, in which souls full of faith and innocence can “read” the …
Editorial team - 30, April 2020

Justice Delays, But Never Fails

Justice is one of the divine attributes most often mentioned in Sacred Scripture. It is already evident in the first sin of Adam and Eve, through the maximum penalty applied by the Creator: the loss of grace and Paradise. Clemency was millennia in coming, but the reward was worth the …
Editorial team - 31, December 2022

“For to such belongs the Kingdom of Heaven”

The Incarnation of the Word is one of the greatest mysteries of our Faith, even more so when considered in the light of Christmas. In fact, how can the divine infinitude be confined within a child’s body? There is, however, a profound symbolism in God having become a Child. Firstly, …
Editorial team - 30, November 2022

The Immortality of the Counter-Revolution

St. Thomas Aquinas teaches that “to govern is to lead in a suitable way to the proper end” (De regno ad regem Cypri. L.I, c.15). All communities – families, cities and nations – have their own idiosyncrasies and, therefore, their own means of achieving the common good. All, however, must …
Editorial team - 31, October 2022

Faithful Spouse of the Holy Spirit

In Paradise, Adam and Eve lived the sacred nuptials sealed by the Most High. Concord reigned between them, with the promise of fruitfulness and dominion over creation (cf. Gn 1:27-28). Created in God’s image, man and woman were united in one flesh in a state of innocence (cf. Gn 2:24-25). …
Editorial team - 30, April 2022

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