Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 20, nº 227, September 2026
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Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira - Heralds Magazine
Queen of God and of Men!
W hat is the foundation of Our Lady’s royalty? Why is She Queen? In what does this title consist? First of all, we must consider that it befits a king to be the son of a queen. Now since Our Lord Jesus Christ is King of all men, both as …
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31, July 2021
“Zelo zelatus sum”
Prophet Elijah - Basilica of Our Lady of Carmel, São Paulo “A ll my life I have felt an extraordinary affinity with the Order of Carmel and have had the desire to belong to it, based largely on its prophetic aspect, because it is the prophetic Order par excellence,” affirmed …
Msgr. João Scognamiglio Clá Dias, EP
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30, June 2021
Meditations of a Boy on the Sacred Heart of Jesus
Iremember with emotion that Our Lady arranged things in such a way that I resided near a church so full of blessings as the Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.1 There I attended Sunday Mass with my parents from the earliest times I can remember. This shrine exercised an …
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31, May 2021
The God of Vengeance is Drawing Near and He Will Prevail
Today, May 13, we will comment upon Our Lady of Fatima, a topic which has been addressed innumerable times among us, and which, nevertheless should be recalled on this date with special solemnity. Of the many aspects contained in the Fatima event, I believe there is one which it is …
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30, April 2021
Sublime Intimacy Between Child and Mother
The invocation of Our Lady of Good Counsel may appear, at first sight, not to bear much relation to the fresco. The latter portrays a Queen of a small Balkan country, which can be perceived in the figure, the ornaments, and above all in the distinctly eastern traits, with her …
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31, March 2021
Wrath and Mercy
When, on a fine day, we enter certain forests where the canopy is not very dense, both shadows and light are visible on the ground. Here and there, a shaft of light that has managed to make its way through the foliage intensely illuminates a stone, a bug or a …
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28, February 2021
The Origins of Ash Wednesday
To fully understand the Church’s intention in instituting the Ash Wednesday ceremony, it is necessary to consider its origins, as well as the impact it had on the historic period in which it was established. Therefore, we must turn our attention to a distant past, since this liturgical practice, like …
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31, January 2021
The Virgin Mother’s Admiration and Affection
As we meditate on the relationship of Mary Most Holy with her Divine Son, still a child, let us consider her adoration, as a creature, towards her God and Creator and, at the same time, the affection of that heavenly Mother towards her only and incomparable Son. Being a model …
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31, December 2020
Fond Christmas Memories
Dr. Plinio venerates the Child Jesus of the Nativity scene during the 1980s Perhaps nothing else in my childhood fills me with such longings as does the grace of Christmas. Everything most marvellous for me at that age became, in my memory, embodied by this feast. The joy of Christmas! …
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30, November 2020
A Gate of Heaven Opened for the World
The apparitions of the Blessed Virgin to St. Catherine Labouré took place in 1830. The most important of them was on November 27, when Mary revealed the treasure of heavenly gifts destined for the world with the spreading of the Miraculous Medal. We must remember that, at that time, along …
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31, October 2020