Resistance, Tarancón, and Casaroli – Folha de S. Paulo, December 1, 1974
From St. Peter to our days the Popes have usually defended themselves masterfully. Are there highly confidential reasons for this attitude? Why, then, upon immolating Cardinal Mindszenty Paul VI leaves this great and glorious victim in complete ignorance of the lofty motives which would have led him to strike this blow? Could the Cardinal-Martyr not even deserve enough confidence to be told the secret shared between His Holiness, Archbishop Casaroli, and the communist government of Budapest? These are perplexities that Archbishop Casaroli will certainly not answer, not even at this time of postconciliar dialogue.
Whatever Budapest Wants – Folha de S. Paulo, October 20, 1974
by Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira On the basis of the memoirs of Cardinal Mindszenty published in The Sunday Telegraph, I wrote last Sunday about the simultaneous moves of Paul VI and Nixon, carried out according to the imperative desire of the Communist government of Budapest, in order to uproot the glorious Prelate from Hungarian […]
Tenderness that Would Draw Tears – Folha de S. Paulo, October 13, 1974
“The two great torments of the Prelate: crucified by the Kremlin and betrayed by the Vatican.” With these words, The Sunday Telegraph of London began to transcribe Cardinal Mindszenty’s long-awaited memoir.
One More of the “Generous Deluded” – Folha de S. Paulo, October 6, 1974
Portugal, the illusions the April 25 coup and the “moderates”.
Cardinal Eugênio Salles’ Bombshell – Folha de S. Paulo, September 29, 1974
The introduction of divorce into civil law can never be considered a purely natural and human matter. It deeply violates the law established by God Himself, which no legislator has the right to revoke.
On Cuba – Folha de S. Paulo, September 22, 1974
With regard to Nazism, it has long been understood that its tyrannical nature necessarily led to imperialist policies. Why would the same logic not apply to Cuba today?
Détente as a Device: The Soft Sell of Divorce Reform – Folha de S. Paulo, September 8, 1974
If the divorce onslaught is not met with an even greater Catholic anti-divorce action, we will have voluntarily capitulated to the enemy.
“Détente” – Folha de S. Paulo, September 1, 1974
What change must have occurred behind the Iron Curtain for Paul VI’s line on communist regimes to differ so markedly from that of Archbishop Montini? We do not know. No one does. It is a mystery…
Entirely – Folha de S. Paulo, August 25, 1974
The smoke of Satan is increasingly permeating our glorious yet poor Church. Many people no longer know what the Church’s authentic teaching is, even on essential points such as divorce.
Still on Bishop Isnard’s Anti-TFP decree – Folha de S. Paulo, June 3, 1973
It is the bishop’s responsibility, more than others’, to defend those who, in his view, suffer injustice.