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Letter to the reader Portuguese Spanish    
Year 5 - N° 211 - May 29,  2011
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José Mussi / president@torontospiritistsociety.org

 

Rogério Coelho and the mysteries of death  


This week’s editorial is “The Supreme Court and same-sex unions”, which analyzes, in light of Spiritism, the historic decision by the Supreme Court on the legalization of same-sex unions. 

Among the features of the week, we call attention to the interview that the colleague Roosevelt Andolphato Tiago, from Barra Bonita-SP, granted to our collaborator Orson Peter Carrara. With significant involvement in the Spiritist movement, as speaker, writer and leader, Roosevelt has been touring throughout Brazil offering courses, seminars and lectures that have addressed interesting topics such as team building, leadership and human behavior. 

Another feature of this edition is the article by Rogério Coelho, from Muriaé-MG, about the mysteries of death and the connection between the spiritual world and the corporeal world in which we, the incarnated, live. 

Divaldo Franco started on May 18 a series of lectures and seminars in Germany, as presented in the special report by Paul Salerno, which is also one of the features of this edition. 

On May 25th, 1890, Antonio Gonçalves Silva, a.k.a. Batuíra, launched in São Paulo-SP the newspaper Truth and Light, which he composed and printed, with the purpose of disseminating the doctrine, which reached, at the time, the remarkable average circulation of five thousand copies. Born in Portugal and having come to Brazil with 11 years of age, Batuíra became an important personality of the Spiritist movement in Brazil.
 
 
                                                                        

 

  Director of Writing: Astolfo O. de Oliveira Filho

Administrative Director: José Carlos Munhoz Pinto



 

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