The Heavenly Court, Archetype of Earthly Realities
The human spirit needs order and dignity. The Heavenly Court as the archetype of earthly realities, with St. Raphael the Archangel.
Writings and reflections of Prof. Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira, Catholic leader and thinker, on faith, the Church, Our Lady and Christian civilization.
The human spirit needs order and dignity. The Heavenly Court as the archetype of earthly realities, with St. Raphael the Archangel.
How every creature reflects God: the spiritual and temporal orders, and the reflection of God in temporal society.
The devotion of the Holy Rosary, masterpiece of Catholic spirituality: serious, full of reflection and a solid edifice of certainties.
Dr. Plinio recounts memories of the Christmases of his childhood and the inebriating joy of the feast of the Nativity.
How Dr. Plinio turned the parish newspaper Legionário into Brazil’s most influential Catholic paper: a model of Catholic journalism.
Dr. Plinio analyses the power of public opinion and the influence of the key men who shape tendencies and ideas in society.
In the late 1960s, at a São Paulo pizzeria, Dr. Plinio taught his disciples a prayer to move the Heart of Mary.
In the three days Our Lord lay dead, all seemed lost except to Mary. Precious lessons from the Resurrection.
Dr. Plinio contemplates the gaze of the pilgrim statue of Our Lady of Fatima that wept in New Orleans in 1972: a pilgrimage within a gaze.
A boyhood memory of Plinio at St. Louis College in São Paulo: a message received with love and devotion.