The irresponsibility should not have voice in our field. Journalists, editors and mediums should have this clear in their minds, given the impact that their jobs can cause in the society, as presented in this week’s editorial, entitled Irresponsibility and its fruits.

One of the headlines in this number is the interview conceded by the confrere José Antonio Castilho, well-known disseminator of the Spiritist book, to our collaborator and editor Orson Peter Carrara. Spiritist since the 60s, Castilho, who has been residing for many years in the city of São Carlos (SP), is the author of three books, two of them a spiritists – “A Literatura Espírita – seu Estudo, sua Divulgação” and “É Melhor Colher Flores” – and a third one which is about the family Castilho: “Histórias dos Castilhos do Interior Paulista”, in addition to the booklet “Aos que Amam os Suicidas”.

Another headline of this edition is the analysis that our confrere José Passini, from Juiz de Fora (MG), wrote about the work Legião – Um Olhar sobre o Reino das Sombras, psychographed by the medium Robson Pinheiro.

The 1st Course of Evangelizer Formation, organized by the Department of Infancy and Youth of USEL – Union of Spiritist Societies of Londrina, which started on 7th June, finished last Sunday as the especial report shows in the present edition.

 *

Last Monday, it has been celebrated one more release anniversary of the book Parnaso de Além-Túmulo, the first work by Francisco Cândido Xavier, published in July 1932. The edition of the work was open by the preface by Manuel Quintão and a text from December 1931 firmed by the medium, who was introduced by the prefacer as follows: “The polygraph medium Xavier is a 21-year-old boy, almost adolescent, born in Pedro Leopoldo, a small town of Minas state. Son of poor parents, could not study beyond the primary school of this incipient and repetitive Pedagogy, which makes the schoolteacher, in thesis, a mere electoral resource who does not go, also in thesis, much further than the four arithmetic operations and a fast reading, with sparks of Catholic Catechism, as a counterbalance”.