HGM229 - November 2026

The Reign of Christ in Souls

There has never been, nor will there ever be a single monarch endowed with the capacity to govern the interior lives of men, in...

The Wealth of the Poor

Looking at the photos illustrating these pages, we are immediately struck by a sense of exuberant, almost excessive magnificence. One might even say we...

A visit to the seven churches of Rome – A Pilgrimage to the Roman Basilicas

“I was glad when they said to me, ‘Let us go to the house of the Lord!’” (Ps 122:1). These words, spoken by the psalmist...

Heralds Worldwide

  Colombia – Priests from various dioceses and religious institutes across the country gathered at the Our Lady of Fatima Church complex in...

Did You Know…

…that the name “Eve” was not chosen by chance? The reader may well have felt a certain perplexity upon encountering the passage in Genesis: “The...

She Is Always by Our Side!

The French often remark, with a touch of humour, that health is a precarious state that always ends badly… And yet, this maxim often...

St. Saturnin of Toulouse – November 29 – Who Will Be Remembered?

Rome, matriarch of a great historical era. At the mere mention of her name, a sense of inescapable dominion fills the imagination. Her heroes...

God Is “Pulchrifying”

It is one thing to speak the truth; it is another to proclaim it with eloquence. It is one thing to perform a good...

The Works of Claude Lorrain – Poetry in Painting

Throughout history, man has sought in many ways to represent the nature of his surroundings through art, transcending mere reality and enriching it –...

Useful and Necessary Beauty

The Middle Ages was an era in which, under the inspiration of the Church, full functionality and perfect beauty were absolutely united. This is...

The Vocation of Sacred Art

Catechism of the Catholic Church §§2502-2503 Sacred art is true and beautiful when its form corresponds to its particular vocation: evoking and glorifying, in faith...

Building for Eternity

Tourists in a medieval cathedral. The scene aptly represents the paradox in which Western man lives. A child of progress, he cannot detach himself...