Routine —including prayer— is the common atmosphere of the lives of serious people who love God.
The very definition of courage.
The Brazilian Soul
Understand Brazil, Brazilians, and Brazilianness. Otherwise…
The perfection of patriotism forms heroes. Its deformation gives rise to bandits – Legionário, São Paulo (Brazil), January 28, 1940
St. Augustine: The greatest evil of war is the offense done to God by the sin of the aggressor
Suspicion, Vigilance, Pugnacity With Oneself and the true counter-revolutionary
Sloth, the defect which is opposed to vigilance
Stop and See – Folha de S. Paulo, December 27, 1970
No joy compares, not even when a Catholic is nailed to the cross like Jesus Our Lord.
The Left: A Danger to the Poor – Folha de S. Paulo, December 20, 1970
May God save the poor from their strange friends on the left!
Lights Out This Christmas: The Taste of Bitter Sugar – Folha de São Paulo, December 13, 1970
May I request the gift of your prayer? Remember Cuba…
24,124 Visits – Folha de S. Paulo, December 6, 1970
What would the world be like without a place for the poor, genuine Christian ladies, or charity? Simply hell…
Dangerous Optimism – Folha de S. Paulo, November 29, 1970
Communism is a danger in South America only because it encounters all kinds of “optimists.”
“Protest Vote,” a Reason for Hope – Folha de S. Paulo, November 22, 1970
The end of personality cults and the dawn of principles in Brazilian political life.