Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 20, nº 227, September 2026
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The Pledge of Our Victory!
The Ascension of the Lord is already our victory! Jesus ascends to the highest Heaven to reign over the Seraphim, Cherubim, Principalities and Powers. He goes before us to prepare a place for us, to then come back and take us with Him (cf. Jn 14:2-3). Now, if our Head …
Fr. Mauro Sérgio da Silva, EP
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31, May 2025
The Greatest Turnaround in History
There is great rejoicing in the Sanhedrin. The Nazarene has failed! His defeat could not have been more complete! The crowds, witnesses of His miracles, stimulated by sizable sums of money, clamoured for His destruction. The most ignominious death eliminated Him from the living. And two thieves flanked Him, forever …
Fr. Joshua Alexander Sequeira, EP
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31, May 2025
Who Is God? What Is God Like?
An innocent little boy, five or six years old, asked himself: “Who is God?” And to the answer of this question he dedicated his life. However, after writing more than eight million seven hundred thousand words, towards the end of his life St. Thomas Aquinas had a supernatural vision and …
Fr. Luiz Francisco Beccari, EP
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31, May 2025
A Banquet Offered by Mary
One of the noblest and strongest instincts with which God has endowed human beings is that of sociability. Another instinct that is less noble, but also very strong, is that of self-preservation, which leads man, among other things, to seek food. These two instincts could not fail to be intimately …
Fr. Luiz Alexandre de Souza, EP
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31, May 2025
And They Drank the Lord’s Chalice …
A peculiar procession was on its way up to Jerusalem: the Master in the lead and the disciples, fearful, behind Him (cf. Mk 10:32). Everyone felt that something very great was about to happen, but… even after three years with Jesus, the Apostles did not understand the greatness of their …
Fr. Michel Six, EP
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31, May 2025
Peter, the True Shepherd
As we meditate on the third apparition of the Resurrected One narrated in this Sunday’s Gospel (Jn 21:1-19), the figure of St. Peter stands out for his attitudes towards Our Lord. With his characteristic fiery temperament, Simon is the first to throw himself into the water to meet the Divine …
Fr. Ignacio Montojo, EP
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30, April 2025
Sheep or Dust Shaken from the Feet?
Although we are surrounded by an increasingly chaotic world, Providence never ceases to show its light to men and to nations, as is clear from this Sunday’s first reading (Acts 13:14, 43-52). St. Paul and St. Barnabas are sent to preach to distant peoples the greatest event in history: the …
Fr. Hernán Luis Cosp Bareiro, EP
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30, April 2025
Emptied of Themselves, Full of God
The Church, from its inception, learned from the lips of the Divine Master to formulate the supplication contained in the Our Father: “Thy Kingdom come” (Mt 6:10). St. John, in the passage from the Book of Revelation that the Liturgy presents this Sunday, glimpses the fullness of this Kingdom when …
Fr. Marcelo Javier Pérez Wheelock, EP
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30, April 2025
How to Attain Happiness?
If we had to define God in just one word, it would surely be Love. “God is love” (1 Jn 4:8), the Apostle St. John teaches us. Love is part of the divine essence, love drives the interrelationship between the Three Persons of the Holy Trinity, love led the Creator …
Fr. Leandro Cesar Ribeiro, EP
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30, April 2025
The Only Work Written by Jesus
What was considered by many to be the holiest of Jewish celebrations, the Feast of Booths, was then in progress. With all the people gathered around Jesus at that time, an opportune moment had arisen for His enemies to try to trap Him. They presented Him with a woman caught …
Fr. Erick Maria Bernardes, EP
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31, March 2025