Embraced by Mary
Saint John urges his little children to remain in Christ. A reflection on God’s love, which creates goodness in us, and on being embraced by Mary.
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Fear Of Missing Out: How the Internet Forms and Deforms Our Children
A recent discussion with cybersecurity consultant Elie Wehbe explores how FOMO, constant stimulation, and “neutral” entertainment can quietly erode virtue. The conversation also offers concrete guardrails for parents who want to reclaim silence and self control at home.
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Signs of Msgr. João’s Intercession – Closing the Distance Between Heaven and Earth
Thousands came to bid farewell to Msgr. João Clá Dias. Families share signs of his intercession, closing the distance between Heaven and earth.
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A Mystery of Unimaginable Love!
Dr. Plinio recounts the story of a São Paulo family that could not have children, revealing a mystery of God’s unimaginable love.
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Symphony of Admiration and Hierarchy
The hidden life of the Holy Family: a symphony of admiration and hierarchy that shows every Christian the way to union with God.
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Letters From a Wise and Prudent Virgin
Letter-writing is disappearing. Letters from a wise and prudent virgin reveal the soul, education and faith of their author.
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As the Twig Is Bent, So Grows the Tree
As the twig is bent, so grows the tree: why the education of children must begin early, as Scripture teaches.
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Pledge of the Fulfilment of Promises
“My son, if thou art to enter the Lord’s service, prepare thyself to be put to the test.” Trials as the pledge of God’s promises.
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A Point for Mediation…
In 1902, Mount Pelée struck the luxurious city of Saint-Pierre in Martinique. A lesson for our times: a point for meditation.
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When Heroism Vanquished Frivolity
Marie Antoinette of Habsburg, from frivolous queen to heroine: how heroism vanquished frivolity in her final days.
