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Letter to the reader Portuguese Spanish    
Year 9 - N° 415 - May 24, 2015
Translation
Francine Prado / francine.cassia@hotmail.com
 

 

Edmir Garcia speaks to the magazine about Conrespi


“Homeland of Gospel, where do you walk?” is the title of this week editorial, in which it is analyzed one proposed question in a social web, on the supposed condition of the Homeland of Gospel attributed by Humberto de Campos to our country.
 

Edmir Garcia, president of Ribeirão Preto USE, is our interviewed. He is from Bebedouro (SP) and He is also president of the Spirit Centre “From Calvary to Heaven” and the Bebedouro Intermunicipal USE, he talks to the magazine about Conrespi, traditional spirit event which happens every year around Ribeirão Preto USE region. The interview is one of the highlights of the present edition. 

Another spot is the Especial “Renewal with Jesus”, by Rogério Coelho, Muriaé (MG). Reminding that according to Spiritims, all obsessions have foundations on reciprocity, the writer shows clearly as it must be done the disobsession work before spirit teachings. 

During April 22 to 26, Divaldo Franco spoke to Portuguese spirits in Setúbal, Santarém, Leiria, Costa da Caparica and Lisbon, as it is shown a especial report which is also one of the highlights of this edition. 

As a date like today – May 24th – disembodied in 1957, at the age 84, the known Esperanto Francisco Waldomiro Lorenz. He was born in Zbislav, Czech Republic today; Lorenz came to Brazil in 1891, at age 19. He lived at first in Rio de Janeiro and then Minhas Gerais and Rio Grande do Sul. He was able to communicate in more than one hundred languages, translated books from Sanskrit, Hebrew, ancient Greek, English, French, Italian, Chinese, Japanese and Arabic. In Brazil, Lorenz stood out as one of the main promoters of Esperanto.

                                     Director of Writing: Astolfo O. de Oliveira Filho

                                     Administrative Director: José Carlos Munhoz Pinto


 


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