Fra Angelico (18/2): o “São Tomás” da pintura
O que há de melhor na obra de Fra Angélico como também na de S. Tomás de Aquino é a sabedoria
Quarta-feira de Cinzas: como a graça convida um pecador à conversão?
A alegria da penitência abençoada por Nossa Senhora (com áudio e texto)
Allegria per decreto – “O Legionário”, n. 165, 17 febbraio 1935
Il Carnevale a São Paulo del Brasile nel 1935
To a Young Man Enraged Against the Chilean TFP – Folha de S. Paulo, March 4, 1973
Anyone with even basic knowledge of theology or canon law knows that the charism of infallibility protects the Supreme Pontiff only in certain acts of the Magisterium, performed under very specific conditions.
Verità Dimenticate: Vantaggi della castità sia per l’individuo che per la società in generale
Castità perfetta e imperfetta – La castità preserva l’uomo dalla tirannia della concupiscenza
Und noch der Karneval.
Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira Aus „Legionário“ 3.3.1935 Es ist bemerkenswert, wie eine Regierung ein bestimmtes Fest oder eine Zeremonie offiziell anerkennt. Wenn sie diese Maßnahme ergreift, dann deshalb, weil das Fest, das dadurch national, bundesstaatlich, kommunal usw. wird, so würdevoll und moralisch erhaben ist, dass es staatliche Aufmerksamkeit verdient; weil es wesentlich zum Wohlergehen der […]
The Tragedy: “Alone, with Neither Leader nor Shepherd.” – Folha de S. Paulo, April 22, 1973
The facts presented show that the Chilean Bishops’ seemingly anticommunist energy, as suggested by news reports from some international agencies, is not real.
Applauding Nixon – Folha de S. Paulo, February 11, 1973
A living State governing a dead or numb people: such is the true face of a socialist country, or of the socialized areas of non-socialist countries that are at the forefront of the West.
Throwing the Pen to the Ground – Folha de S. Paulo, February 4, 1973
American troops retreated before the North Vietnamese army and the Vietcong, which were supported by Russia, which was in turn supported by the US!
Cursillismo Is Boiling – Folha de S. Paulo, January 28, 1973
The Cursillo counteroffensive is characterized by three distinct features: haste, standardization, and vacuity.