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Theme of the Month - Heralds Magazine

The Miraculous Fresco of the Mother of Good Counsel

Songs, smiles and the sound of musical instruments... The Italian people, artistic by nature, have always celebrated their patrons with joy and public pageantry. On April 25, 1467, the small town of Genazzano was commemorating the feast of St. Mark. Divine Providence had something special in store for this day. …
Fr. Felipe Garcia, EP - 31, March 2016

Light Vanquished the Darkness!

The perennially unchanging succession of seasons in the Liturgical Calendar, in contrast with the course of historical events—whether in the social, political, or economic spheres—is a demonstration of the Church’s grandeur, as it towers over the inconstancy of human vicissitudes. But this superiority does not signify aloofness or indifference. In …
Fr. Leandro Cesar Ribeiro, EP - 31, March 2014

Providential callings – Charlemagne - Sword and Shield of Christendom

It is the year of grace 800. Before the crowd gathered in St. Peter’s Basilica, the venerable and august pontiff, St. Leo III, takes a golden crown, the imperial diadem, and places it on the head of the king of the Franks, who will henceforth be emperor. At this moment, …
João Paulo Bueno - 31, May 2025

Richard the Lionheart - The Importance of a Great Heart

The days are going by slowly in the far East, while the difficulties only increase. The spirit of the combatants begins to fade… Everywhere are seen enemy warriors with their bows and scimitars. The city of Jaffa is defended by just 3,000 Christian warriors, while Saladin attacks it with all …
Nicolle Ouverney Spitz - 31, May 2025

Isabella I of Castile - A Truly Catholic Queen

The year is 1462. In little Madrigal, a village on the edge of the Kingdom of Castile, an eleven-year-old girl lives a childhood already marked by the sign of suffering. Little Isabella is fatherless and lives with her mother, a lady tormented by mental disorders. Perhaps these early sufferings are …
Íñigo María de Oyarzábal Gutiérrez-Barquín - 31, May 2025

Charles-Maurice de Talleyrand-Périgord - The Man With Six Heads

Whether as a hero or a villain, you could say that Talleyrand is a fairytale character… Of princely extraction, born in an “enchanted land”, which was the old France of the Ancien Régime, the kingdom of good taste, etiquette and douceur de vivre,1 Charles-Maurice finds in his story a surprising …
Raphaël Six - 31, May 2025

The Sacrament of Confession - Did Jesus Christ Institute Confession?

In proclaiming that man’s life on earth is a struggle (cf. Jb 7:1), Job is only recalling the fierce clash that takes place within each person, in the choice between good and evil. Tainted by sin, human nature is weakened to such an extent that it cannot practise virtue steadily …
Nelson José Camilo López - 28, February 2025

Why and How to Confess?

Judas Iscariot, seeing that Jesus had been condemned to death, went to the Temple to dispose of the unlawful money for which he had sold his Master. Arriving there, shrouded in darkness and filled with despair, he said to the chief priests: “I have sinned in betraying innocent blood.” And …
Sr. Maria Cecília Veas - 28, February 2025

Great conversions – Theodore Ratisbonne, a true son of Israel - From the Synagogue to the Catholic Church

From that moment, Theodore’s life would take a different turn. Leaving the house, he met his brother. “Where are you going?” he asked, clasping his hand. “Close by,” Theodore replied. In fact, it was “close by”… He was about to take just one step to reach his desired destination: one …
Sr. Patricia Victoria Jorge Villegas - 31, January 2025

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 - 31, January 2025

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