Jimmy and Chivalry – Folha de S. Paulo, June 9, 1977
Abortion stands in stark contradiction to respect for human rights. It summarily attacks life, the basic right whose possession makes all others possible. It affects the weak par excellence, that is, poor beings in their mothers’ wombs, who are therefore unable to mount even the most basic defense on their own behalf.
“No, No, No!” – Folha de S. Paulo, May 28, 1977
Yet any Catechism student knows that, individually, a bishop can fall into heresy and, therefore, be a communist. Moreover, any person moderately informed about Church history knows of numerous cases—I insist: “numerous”—of bishops who have fallen into heresy over the centuries.
But the CNBB Did Not Want To… – Folha de S. Paulo, May 16, 1977
I do not believe the CNBB will mobilize the fervent, faithful, and combative Catholic opposition against divorce that it should awaken by having its spiritual leaders address our faithful on temporal concerns.
Disconcerting Disconcert – Folha de S. Paulo, April 26, 1977
Why, then, is the CNBB so disconcerted by Bishop Sigaud’s claim that Bishops Casaldáliga and Tomás Balduíno are communists?
Frivolous Impartiality in the Face of a Macabre Subject – Folha de S. Paulo, April 9, 1977
Mao Tse-tung – Chinese communists killed 34.3 million people.
While Carter Makes Noise… – Folha de S. Paulo, March 24, 1977
The most basic human right is to know Truth, Goodness, and Beauty, with God-given natural resources and with the help of grace.
The Epic of Nonconformist Nobles – Folha de S. Paulo, March 7, 1977
It is perfectly appropriate to protest in favor of human rights, even for terrorists, when they are genuinely harmed. But why not recognize the human rights of Vietnam’s noble rebels? What notion of human dignity is this?
Socialism: Barrier or Waterslide? – Folha de S. Paulo, February 28, 1977
In North America, the expression “decisive center” is used in a way that does not precisely align with what I will give it here.
Do Balms, Ointments, and Teas Cure Cancer? – Folha de S. Paulo, February 21, 1977
Philosophical and religious doctrines drive human events not in proportion to the space they occupy in books but in proportion to the extent to which they live in the souls of peoples.
The End of the Three Shows – Folha de S. Paulo, February 7, 1977
Today, I will limit myself to summarizing the facts presented in the Uruguayan TFP’s book.