Periodically, the Spiritist Movement encourages, by means of specific campaigns, the practice of the Gospel at Home which the importance is recognized by many people in the Spiritist circle, as shown in this week editorial entitled “The Gospel at Home and Its Fruits. 

Among the headlines in the present edition, we call the reader’s attention to the interview that the confrere Sandra Maria Borba Pereira, president of the Spiritist Federation of Rio Grande do Norte State, conceded to our collaborator and editor Orson Peter Carrara. In the interview, Sandra Borba talks about some nowadays subjects, such as the pedagogic-didactic focus that must be given to the Spiritist teaching transmission in our Spiritist centers. “The Spiritist institution – says the confrere – must become an educative community, by the own pedagogic nature of the Doctrine.” 

Another headline in this edition is the special “The soul union with the body” by the GEFE (Spiritist Philosophy Study Group) from Porto Alegre city, Rio Grande do Sul, to which our collaborator Cristian Macedo is associated. The study shows the information that “the union between the soul and the body starts with the conception” appeared in Kardec’s work years later after the first edition of “The Spirists’ Book” has been published. 

Divaldo Franco made a speech in Londrina for a crowded audience on the evening of March 9th, as presented in the special report which is another headline of this edition. 

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In Pinhais, Paraná, the XI Spiritist State Conference finishes this Sunday 15th. The traditional event is promoted by the Spiritist Federation of Paraná State and counted on the participation of the confreres Divaldo Franco, José Raul Teixeira, Cosme Massi, Alberto Almeida and Sandra Borba Pereira.