Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 20, nº 227, September 2026
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Roy Schoeman, the progressive unveiling of the Faith - Pursued by God, Called by Mary
The Gospels tell us that Jesus wept twice. Once, for Lazarus: it was the loss of a loved one; another time over the Holy City: He was losing His own people. The nation for which He had come into the world had rejected Him: “Jerusalem, Jerusalem…” (Lk 13:34). The tears …
João Paulo Bueno
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31, January 2025
The “Methodology” of Prayer - How to Ask and Be Answered?
Various of life’s circumstances could be described as universal, in the sense that all people – rich or poor, educated or illiterate, well-mannered or boorish – inevitably experience them. One of these is the inopportune yet imperative need, at some point, to ask for something or to give something to …
Fábio Henrique Costa
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31, December 2024
The Strength of Men… and the Weakness of God!
It was late at night in the Corrêa de Oliveira residence. Dona Lucilia, however, was far from retiring. Surrounded by the silence and calm of that advanced hour, her soul turned confidently to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, represented in a small, pious statue on display in the living room, …
Sr. Fernanda Cordeiro
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31, December 2024
On the Death of Benedict XVI - The First and the Last Pope
That afternoon in Rome, Vatican Hill was the stage of an unprecedented execution: before the eyes of onlookers, a Galilean was crucified upside down. Given the barbarity of the method, it may have been surmised that he was a cruel criminal. In reality, he was the only mortal capable of …
Humberto Luís Goedert
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31, January 2023
More on Peace: How to Attain It?
“Peace I leave with you; My peace I give to you; not as the world gives do I give to you” (Jn 14:27). Jesus Christ, in His infinite goodness, bequeathed this legacy to humanity, alerting the Apostles to a fact of capital importance: His peace is not that of the …
Ney Henrique Meireles
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28, February 2022
The Peace of Christ and the Peace of the World
If we were to ask the people of today what they most desire for themselves and for the world, the majority would certainly answer: peace! St. Augustine described peace as “a good so great, that even in this earthly and mortal life there is no word we hear with such …
Ney Henrique Meireles
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31, January 2022
Two Decades at the Service of Truth
Through the Word, God created the world in a succession of days and works: let there be light, let there be firmament, let there be man… (cf. Jn 1:1; Gn 1). From its origin, humanity was endowed by the Lord with the gift of the word, through which the sons …
Humberto Luís Goedert
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31, December 2021
Moses, the Man Chosen by God
The chosen people underwent great sufferings in the land of Egypt, until God, in His infinite mercy, sent a man to free His own from the yoke of slavery. After Joseph’s death, a new Pharaoh ascended to the throne of Egypt, who enslaved the Israelites and made their lives bitter. …
Fr. Fernando Néstor Gioia, EP
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31, January 2020
Heroes Born of Failure
In August of 1914, after seven months of exhausting preparation, a beautiful and solid boat set sail from the Port of Plymouth, equipped for one of the greatest expeditions of the age. Her name was Endurance.1 She was headed for one of the most inhospitable regions of the planet – …
Fr. Thiago Geraldo, EP
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30, June 2019
Exempt from Original Sin: Why Not? - Considerations on the Predestination of St. Joseph
When God formed Adam from clay, He did not want him to remain alone, but gave him the companionship of Eve; thus, in His “image and likeness […], male and female He created them” (Gn 1:26-27). Likewise, upon conceiving the plan of redemption and endowing His Son with the best …
Msgr. João Scognamiglio Clá Dias, EP
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28, February 2019