A Breach in the Stifling Room – Folha de S. Paulo, May 31, 1983
The Brazilian crisis has moral—and, I would add, implicitly religious—dimensions that cannot be addressed solely on the economic level.
Hunger vs. Abundance – Folha de S. Paulo, April 25, 1983
Is hunger really the main cause of death among São Paulo residents?
Plato in the union – Folha de S. Paulo, March 26, 1983
The mediocre man has no idea that his superficiality can have profound effects – The sowers of tyranny profit from the typhoon of demo-mediocrity – Plato: the radicals of liberalism in a democracy, the true fathers of dictatorship.
The Typhoon of Counter-Thought – Folha de S. Paulo, February 11, 1983
Like it or not, men are ultimately motivated by thought, not Mammon.
The Furious Moderates – Folha de S. Paulo, January 12, 1983
by Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira I revisit the points I discussed in my last article about the position five prominent Brazilian bishops have taken on the legalization of the Brazilian Communist Party. As I see it, four of the five prelates who addressed the issue in Folha de S. Paulo (December 26, 1982) […]
Agree-Disagree – Folha de S. Paulo, January 8, 1983
Victor Hugo: “There is the intolerance of the tolerant, just as there is the fury of the moderate.”
La bulle – Folha de S. Paulo, 30 septembre 1982
Rien n’a d’importance, tant que la petite vie de chacun reste inchangée pendant encore quelques jours. Ou plutôt, pendant encore quelques heures.
L’acquario – Folha de S. Paulo, 30 de setembro de 1982
Nulla ha importanza, purché la vita di ciascuno rimanga immutata ancora per qualche giorno. O meglio, ancora per qualche ora.
Beware the Peaceful Ones! – Folha de S. Paulo, December 14, 1982
The peaceful tolerate everything—except the disturbance of their peace. And once that is shattered, they can become fierce with surprising ease…
The Beggar Is Right! – Folha de S. Paulo, November 26, 1982
In my opinion, the beggar’s choice would be the correct one. Only that option would genuinely align with the true Catholic sense.