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Proclamation of Christ’s Kingship

Proclamation of Christ’s Kingship

Palm Sunday marks the beginning of Holy Week, a period of deep reflection and meaning, which will culminate in the most important feast of the liturgical year: Easter, the Resurrection. The passage from St. Luke’s Gospel (Lk 19:28-40) chosen for this day’s procession recounts Our Lord’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem, …
Fr. Fabio Hideki Kobayashi, EP - 31, March 2025

Fundament for the Certainty of Victory

Fundament for the Certainty of Victory

The Resurrection of Our Lord Jesus Christ, the most solemn commemoration of the liturgical year, is the feast of the absolute victory of good over evil, which gives meaning to all of history. For God, who is outside of time, it is an eternal present; for us, the present celebration …
Editorial team - 31, March 2025

Three Lessons in Mercy

Three Lessons in Mercy

In the Gospel for the Second Sunday of Easter, St. John brings together three great lessons of mercy from Jesus Christ towards His Church. On appearing in the Upper Room, Our Lord’s first words are: “Peace be with you!” (Jn 20:19). With this greeting He transmits the serenity that had …
Fr. Francisco Berrizbeitia Hernández, EP - 31, March 2025

There Are No Half-Truths in the Heart of a Good Man

There Are No Half-Truths in the Heart of a Good Man

In a world full of moral and doctrinal relativism, the truth is disappearing from the human horizon, and men sometimes confuse the notion of good and evil because they have adopted blind guides who generally lead them to fall into an abyss (cf. Lk 6:39). Dr. Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira …
Fr. Dartagnan Alves de Oliveira Souza, EP - 28, February 2025

Lent: A Time of Renewal through Struggle

Lent: A Time of Renewal through Struggle

The Lenten season is a time when the Church, very maternally, calls all her members to spiritual renewal. And the first step that we should take is to review the way we fight temptation. To wage this battle well, Our Lord offers us a perfect example in the Gospel of …
Fr. Carlos Adriano Santos, EP - 28, February 2025

How Do We Find the Light in a World of Darkness?

How Do We Find the Light in a World of Darkness?

The technological advances of the last few decades have revealed to man the existence of formerly unsuspected realities. Today we know about certain light wavelengths, such as ultraviolet and infrared rays, which are hidden from the human eye but can have an intense and sometimes even harmful effect on our …
Fr. Cyril Avinash, EP - 28, February 2025

“Unless you repent you will likewise perish”

“Unless you repent you will likewise perish”

It was a general belief among the Hebrew people that any misfortune befalling someone was due either to their own sins or those of their parents. It was for this reason that, coming upon a blind man, the disciples once asked Jesus whether this deficiency was his own fault or …
Fr. César Javier Díez Juárez, EP - 28, February 2025

How to Rid Ourselves of Impenitence and Pride

How to Rid Ourselves of Impenitence and Pride

The prodigal son sinned gravely against God and against his father. Not even the sincere movement of his conversion is free from self-interest: “How many of my father’s hired servants have bread enough and to spare, but I perish here with hunger” (Lk 15:17). Nevertheless, he accepts with simplicity the …
Fr. Eduardo Miguel Caballero Baza, EP - 28, February 2025

The Eyes of Faith and the Sorrowful Way

The Eyes of Faith and the Sorrowful Way

God’s works are grandiose and proclaim His glory. However, mediocre man does not perceive behind these marvels the artist’s fingers of the Lord of Heaven and earth, who moulded all beings in the image of His sublime goodness. Creation is a mystery that only eyes enlightened by faith can see. …
Fr. Carlos Javier Werner Benjumea, EP - 31, January 2025

Humanity Failed Because it Strove without God

Humanity Failed Because it Strove without God

The world, with all its institutions, seems to be dominated by evil – called the Revolution by Dr. Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira – and follows winding paths, “progressing incessantly towards its tragic end.”1 However the good, or the Counter-Revolution, is invincible because it has an incalculable dynamism, “certainly superior to …
Fr. Alex Barbosa de Brito, EP - 31, January 2025

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