Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 20, nº 227, September 2026
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The Voice of the Popes - Heralds Magazine
Who Are We Addressing When We Pray?
Many Christians today have a keen desire to learn how to experience a deeper and authentic prayer life despite the not inconsiderable difficulties which modern culture places in the way of the need for silence, recollection and meditation. […] Nevertheless, faced with this phenomenon, many feel the need for sure …
Pontifical Magisterium
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31, December 2024
The Sublime Glory of God Shines
“You are my son, this day I have begotten you” – with this passage from Psalm 2, the Church begins the Liturgy of this holy night. She knows that this passage originally formed part of the coronation rite of the kings of Israel. The king, who in himself is a …
Pope Benedict XVI
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30, November 2024
A Veritable Battlefield
We must adore the dispositions of Divine Providence, which, having instituted the Church on this earth, allows her to encounter every kind of obstacle, and formidable resistance on her way. The reason for this is obvious, because the Church is militant and therefore in continuous struggle: a struggle that makes …
Pope St. Pius X
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31, October 2024
Mother, Queen and Patroness of the Brazilian people
Just as the Apostles, together with Mary, “went up to the upper room” and there, “with one accord devoted themselves to prayer” (Acts 1:13-14), so too we are gathered here today at the Shrine of Our Lady of Aparecida, which at this moment is our “upper room” where Mary, Mother …
Pope Benedict XVI
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30, September 2024
Defender of the Church
I am pleased to be among you in the shadow of this Shrine of St. Michael the Archangel, which for fifteen centuries has been a place of pilgrimage and a point of reference for all those who seek God and wish to follow Christ, through whom “all things were created, …
Pope St. John Paul II
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31, August 2024
Crowning and Complement of the Immaculate Conception
It is therefore, a pleasure for us, a full century having passed since the Pontiff of immortal memory, Pius IX, solemnly proclaimed this singular privilege of the Virgin Mother of God [the Immaculate Conception], to summarize the whole doctrinal position and conclude in these words of the same Pontiff, asserting …
Pope Pius XII
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31, July 2024
Defender and Interpreter of the Franciscan Charism
Today I would like to talk about St. Bonaventure of Bagnoregio. […] St. Bonaventure, in all likelihood born in 1217, died in 1274. Thus he lived in the 13th century, an epoch in which the Christian faith which had deeply penetrated the culture and society of Europe inspired imperishable works …
Pope Benedict XVI
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30, June 2024
The Need for Expiation
Our Predecessor of happy memory, Leo XIII, admiring the timely opportuneness of the devotion to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, said very aptly: “When in the days near her origin, the Church was oppressed under the yoke of the Caesars the Cross shown on high to the youthful Emperor …
Pope Pius XI
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31, May 2024
Generous Cooperation with the Holy Spirit
Mary is the Mother of the Church not only because She is the Mother of Christ and His most intimate associate in “the new economy when the Son of God took a human nature from her, that He might in the mysteries of His flesh free man from sin,”1 but …
Pope St. Paul VI
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30, April 2024
Paradigm of Motherhood
The Book of Genesis attests to the fact that sin is the evil at man’s “beginning” and that since then its consequences weigh upon the whole human race. At the same time it contains the first foretelling of victory over evil, over sin. This is proved by the words which …
Pope St. John Paul II
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31, March 2024