Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 20, nº 227, September 2026
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Admiration and Slavery
If we could sum up in one word what moved the souls who gathered in throngs around Jesus, it would be “admiration”. Indeed, after the narration of the countless portents – miracles of healing, resurrection, exorcisms, etc. – the Evangelists are insistent in revealing the general state of wonder: “And …
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31, December 2020
Christmas Yesterday, Today and Forever
Within the Most Holy Trinity Christmas has always existed, for the Word of God is eternal. By Him all things were made in six days (cf. Jn 1:1-3), and it was on His account that the Most High determined that the last day of creation be dedicated to Him alone: …
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30, November 2020
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 …
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31, October 2020
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, …
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30, September 2020
Mary, Mother and Queen of the Church
Throughout the world, the Catholic Liturgy venerates Our Lady as Mother of the Church. First among the foundations for this devotion is the episode in which Christ himself declared to St. John, from the height of the Cross: “Behold your Mother!” (Jn 19:27). Symbolically, the sole Apostle to be in …
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31, August 2020
In Expectation of a New Insight
Men praise the memory of those who have marked the past in different ways: they dedicate schools, streets or monuments to them, and they write works about them... And yet, what is all the world’s glory worth in the face of a eulogy from God? For example, regarding John the …
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31, July 2020
Discreet Preparation for Momentous Events
“Nemo summo fit repenter”, says the Latin adage; “no one becomes great suddenly.” This principle, which governs nature and souls, emanates from the wisdom of God, who has disposed all things judiciously and guides history according to His plans. Time was created by God. For Him, everything is present; only …
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30, June 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 …
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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 …
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30, April 2020
Priests in Time and in Eternity
For centuries, the Levites sacrificed countless victims in the Temple. On the Altar of the Cross, however, the Redeemer united in Himself the Priest and the Victim in a single and eternal offering (cf. Heb 7:27). By promising His earthly presence until the consummation of time (cf. Mt 28:20), Christ …
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01, June 2026