Don’t Read My Next Article—Or Maybe You Will – Folha de S. Paulo, July 21, 1974
He [Friar Antônio de Sant’ana Galvão] always kept his soul in his hands and continually governed it! What praise! How much more valuable this is than flying a powerful airplane, running an entire country, or even a bank (I use here the scale of values characteristic of a super-modern mentality).
1958–1974: The Balance Sheet – “Folha de S. Paulo,” July 14, 1974
What good did this détente do for Catholics behind the Iron Curtain, that worthy Church of Silence upon which, according to the melancholy joke of an Italian journalist, “the silence of the Church has descended”?
We Cannot Understand – “Folha de S. Paulo,” July 7, 1974
We cannot understand how establishing and maintaining a communist regime in Chile would improve the situation of Catholics behind the Iron Curtain. And even if it did, we cannot see how it is fair to set Chile on fire so the flames will subside elsewhere.
Inside Casaroli’s “Incorporation into the Context” – Folha de S. Paulo, June 30, 1974
A message from His Holiness Pope Paul VI to the Cuban Episcopate.
News From Across the Border – Folha de S. Paulo, June 23, 1974
Christian Democrats always pave the way for a communist regime.
“Vatican Ostpolitik Favors Moscow” – Folha de S. Paulo, June 9, 1974
by Dr. Bernhard Vogel, President of the Central Committee of German Catholics and Minister of Culture of the State of Rhineland-Palatinate
Resisting and Applauding – Folha de S. Paulo, May 26, 1974
300,000 Catholics held a demonstration in Taipei (Taiwan) against what they described as the Vatican’s policy of subservience to communist China.
“Yes” Is “No,” and “No” Is “Yes” – Folha de S. Paulo, May 19, 1974
The divorce won the referendum in Italy.
Another Cardinal in the State of Resistance – Folha de S. Paulo, May 12, 1974
Cardinal Paul Yu Pin, Archbishop of Nanjing, Dean of the Catholic University of Taipei
Yes, I Understand the Congressman – Folha de S. Paulo, May 5, 1974
“For where thy treasure is, there is thy heart also”. Similarly, one could say: “Where your naiveté is, there is your predilection.”