Editor
Mario Luiz Valerio Kühl
Editorial Board
Severiano de Oliveira;
Silvia Gabriela Panez;
Marcos Aurelio Chacaliaza
Diverse
The Virtue of Magnanimity – The Humility of Glory
The virtues, says St. Bernard,1 are the stars, and the virtuous man is the firmament. It would be pleasant to take a journey through...
Letters Between Dona Lucilia and Dr. Plinio – Testimonies of a Relationship Steeped in Virtue
“The most moving scene in my life,” Dr. Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira once commented to his spiritual children, “was my encounter with my mother,...
Cult to Dona Lucilia? – Not Only Licit, But Also Recommended
In a previous article, we saw how devotion to Dona Lucilia has spread with surprising speed in our days.
This kind of phenomenon is not...
The Dawning of a Devotion
On the morning of April 27, 1968, the seventh-day Mass for the repose of the soul of Dona Lucilia was celebrated in the Church...
Dona Lucilia Corrêa de Oliveira – Daughter, Wife and Mother According to the Heart of Jesus
Lucilia Ribeiro dos Santos was born on April 22, 1876 in Pirassununga, in the interior of São Paulo, and was baptized on June 29,...
The Duke of Enghien
The sun was casting its last rays over the Black Forest. Only the topmost branches of its lush trees were catching a remnant of...
It Was Worthwhile to Weep!
How interesting it would be if there were a book entitled The Theology of Weeping, in which we could study in depth what really...
St. Joseph’s Fatherhood Prefigured in the Old Testament – St. Joseph, the Perfect Father!
Over the centuries, many souls have marvelled at the Divine Child’s joy and enchantment, cradled for the first time in the maternal arms of...
Beloved From All Eternity!
In a beautiful play on words, replicated by countless Saints in subsequent centuries, St. Bernard of Clairvaux teaches us that “the measure of loving...
Lourdes: A Promise
There are certain words that, when spoken, are like a ray of light in the densest darkness, capable in themselves of producing consolation and...
Regarding Subjectivism – A Lesson in Life through St. Catherine of Siena
Let’s begin with a joke and a laugh: well, sort of.
One day a man is driving his powerful Maserati on the highway, after a...
Nineteenth-Century Crusaders
Heroism. A word full of imponderables, bringing together all that is most sublime in human history. It recalls swords that clash on the open...