Heralds of the Gospel Magazine, Vol. 20, nº 227, September 2026
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Blessed John Dominici and the Council of Constance - A Providential Man to Resolve the Great Schism
Blessed John Dominici, by Fra Angelico, detail from the Crucifixion and the Saints - Convent of San Marco, Florence (Italy) The bitter cold that assailed Rome in November of 1406 was merely a reflection of the dreadful tempest that had been unleashed upon the Holy Church. The most painful schism …
Fr. Eduardo Miguel Caballero Baza, EP
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31, May 2017
True Devotion to Mary - A Prophetic Book
Our Lady of Fatima Discovered in the mid-nineteenth century after being hidden for over a century, the work True Devotion to Mary has, since that time, spread throughout the world. The cornerstone of the spirituality of many modern Saints, it was praised by Popes of the past century and has …
Fr. Juan Carlos Casté, EP
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31, March 2017
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
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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
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31, March 2014
I Believe in the Communion of Saints!
Despite the progress of modern science, the human body continues to remain a mystery. As we deepen our understanding of its laws and workings, new discoveries are made and previously unknown wonders are identified that awaken admiration. Today, for example, we are amazed by the spectacular efficiency of the human …
Fr. Millon Barros, EP
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31, October 2013
Primacy and Infallibility of Peter
“And I tell you, you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it” (Mt 16:18). In the last one hundred years, few passages of the Gospel have been the object of such vehement and passionate debate, for, …
Fr. Eduardo Miguel Caballero Baza, EP
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31, January 2011
The Sanctity of the Priesthood, in the Light of St. Thomas Aquinas
In astute reflection upon the essence of priestly ordination and the sacred ministry, St. Thomas observers that priests should strive for perfection, even more than should monks or nuns. Indeed, to understand this teaching, it is enough to recall the high degree of sanctity that the Eucharistic Celebration and the …
Msgr. João Scognamiglio Clá Dias, EP
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31, January 2010
Divine Mercy, the Hope of Salvation
In the Old Testament, the manifestations of God’s omnipotence bore striking marks of rigorous justice, so as to fill souls with fear and respect. This was evident, for example, when Moses received the tablets of the Law on Mount Sinai: “On the morning of the third day there were peals …
Sr. Mariana Morazzani
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31, March 2009
The Holy Eucharist – “We, though many, are one body”
The Sacrament of the Altar has always been the central object of adoration, honour, and doctrinal explanation of the Holy Church. And it could not be otherwise, for she “draws her life from the Eucharist,”1 in whose species of bread and wine is contained the Real Presence of Christ,2 enlivened …
Lavínia Colombo Paes da Silva
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01, June 2026
The Papacy – Guide, Model, and Hope
“No one is a good judge in their own cause,” as the saying goes. Or, to use the words of Our Lord Jesus Christ: “If I bear witness to myself, my testimony is not true” (Jn 5:31). The reader may have already applied this principle, even unintentionally, or heard it …
Miguel de Souza Ferrari
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01, February 2026