For to such belongs the Kingdom of Heaven

For the Savior, the little children are a model to be imitated: “Let the children come to Me, and do not hinder them; for to such belongs the Kingdom of Heaven”
Sincere and Religious Love

A letter of St. Francis Xavier to St. Ignatius of Loyola.
Visiting the Nursing Home, Mary Health of the Sick

The Heralds of the Gospel took the Statue of Our Lady to visit and console the elderly at the nursing home of Mary Health of the Sick.
Humble Before Grandeur, Maternal with the Sinner

Represented in this image, we see at once Our Lady’s simplicity towards God and her unfailing concern towards her suppliant child.
The Reign of Christ Is Irreversible

At the hour of apparent humiliation, Jesus manifests the magnificence of His royalty and unveils the scope of His intentions for humanity.
Queen Elizabeth II – Straight Line of Fidelity

She who loved her mission and, as a consequence, her people, decided to dedicate her life to them. Elizabeth II thus became a model of dignity, honour and grandeur, which transcended the boundaries of the British realm.
Gainesville Marian Mission

In a Marian Mission, in which 4 parishes participated, the Heralds of the Gospel promoted the devotion to Our Blessed Mother through the consecration of the parishes to the Immaculate Heart of Mary and the establishing the apostolate of the Shrine.
Some Sophisms of the Contemporary World

Many construct false syllogisms with the explicit intention of deceiving. Even more dangerous, however, are those who become propagators of error without realizing it. Could we fit this description?
Theology & Love for God – Faith seeking understanding

Are knowledge and virtue independent? Bernard of Clairvaux reminds us that without profound faith in God, nourished by prayer and contemplation, theological studies run the risk of becoming an empty intellectual exercise.
Theology & Love for God – The Origin of Theology

Initially, Theology aimed at cultivating the love of God and the desire for heavenly things in souls. It can therefore be described as “meditation, prayer, a song of praise and impels us to sincere conversion.”