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.
A Single Show in Three Shows – Folha de S. Paulo, January 29, 1977
Condensing and organizing, in journalistic form, the material from the lucid work Leftism in the Church: The Communists’ Fellow Traveler on Their Long Journey of Failures and Metamorphoses, which the Uruguayan TFP launched in Montevideo on December.
The Show – Folha de S. Paulo, January 13, 1977
As an authentic Catholic by the grace of God, I am deeply interested in the advances and retreats of the communist revolution worldwide.
Thiobacillus Thiopharus – Folha de S. Paulo, January 3, 1977
Most Rev François Xavier Nguyen Van Thuan, auxiliary bishop of Saigon was thrown into a secret prison by the communists for opposing the progressive invasion “in the liturgy and priestly organizations.”
The Catholic Left: Expansions and Silences – Folha de S. Paulo, December 26, 1976
I am entirely certain that a clergyman accused of being a communist or pro-communist has a duty to defend himself. The Catholic left does not seem equally convinced of this.
Are They Lacking Courage to Ask for Proof? – Folha de S. Paulo, December 18, 1976
Accusations are a very serious matter. No one has the right to make accusations without providing supporting evidence. Any child knows this.