Federal law
institutes the National Day
of Spiritism in Brazil
Originating from Bill No.
3,789, of 2019, authored by
Senator Eduardo Girão, Law
No. 14,354/22, which
establishes the National Day
of Spiritism, to be
celebrated annually on the
day April 18th. The date
chosen is a tribute to the
launch day of the work "The
Spirits' Book", by Allan
Kardec, which took place in
Paris on April 18, 1857. A
special article on the
subject is one of the
highlights of this edition.
Another highlight is the
interview given to us by the
spiritist scholar Ricardo
Orestes Forni, from Tupã
(SP). He is a physician who
participates in the
spiritist activities of the
Allan Kardec Spiritist
Union, in his city, and is
the author of several
spiritist books and an
assiduous contributor to
periodicals such as the
newspaper “O Imortal” and
the magazine O Consolador.
In the interview, he tells
us, among other things,
about his adherence to
Spiritism.
In the special entitled
“Jesus asked: And you,
who do you say I am?”,
Juan Carlos Orozco, from
Brasília (DF), makes several
considerations about Jesus
and his importance for all
of us who inhabit the Earth,
of which he is the governor,
as well as a guide, model
and example of the moral
perfection to which Humanity
can aspire on Earth. The
article is also one of the
highlights of this issue.
