Luiz Carlos Formiga and education in the golden age

This week’s editorial, The temptations and the experience of Paul of Tarsus, recalls once again the theme of temptation and how James and Paul of Tarsus addressed the subject in their epistles.

One of the highlights of this edition is an interview given to our collaborator Guaraci de Lima Silveira by our colleague Ibraim Filogônio Neto, who lives in the city of Belo Horizonte-MG. Spiritist since 1987, our interviewee is a member of the Spiritist Fraternity Sister Scheilla, located in Belo Horizonte. Speaker and involved with activities in various spiritist institutions in Belo Horizonte and other locations, Ibrahim is also a musician and producer.

Another highlight of this edition is the special article Education in the Golden Age, with which our colleague Luiz Carlos Formiga, of Rio de Janeiro-RJ, makes his debut in our magazine. According to him, the golden age can be viewed with optimism and serenity, and above all as a great educational opportunity.

A special report by Paulo Salermo, which is also one of the features of the week, describes the recent trip by Suely Caldas Schubert to Rio Grande do Sul, where she gave lectures in the cities of Porto Alegre, Pelotas, Rio Grande, Chui, Jaguarão , Capão da Canoa and Tramandaí. 

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This week we commemorate another anniversary of the birth of Amalia Domingo Soler, who was born in Seville (Spain) on November 10, 1835 and became a great exponent of Spanish spiritist movement, where she acted as a promoter, author, and worker. In Brazil, Amalia is known for her books, especially the classic Memories of Father Herman, from her spiritual guide, Father Germano.