Alírio de Cerqueira Filho speaks about the
Spiritise Project

Now that another World Spiritist Congress has taken place in Valencia, Spain, a question that ever so often has been brought up, reappears among us: How could the spiritist movement have lost its vitality in countless European countries, particularly in France? The subject is the theme of this week’s Foreword, entitled Why has the spiritist movement weakened in France? 

Among this edition’s headlines, we highlight the interview with fellow colleague Alírio de Cerqueira Filho, from Cuiabá, MT. In the interview with our collaborator Orson Peter Carrara, the fellow colleague speaks about the Spiritise Project, which objective is the development of the triad proposed by Joanna de Ângelis: to qualify, to humanise and to spiritise the spiritist movement.  

Another highlight of this edition is the Special entitled Is everything obsession?, written by fellow colleague Victor Manoel Ventura Seco, from São Paulo, SP. In the article, which is divided into two parts, the author points out that obsession, as all the illnesses and adversities of life, must be considered as a challenge or expiation, and as such, to be accepted. The second part of the Special will be published in our next edition.  

Between the 10th and 12th of October, it took place in Valencia, Spain, the 6th World Spiritist Congress, which could be followed live through TVCEI, according to this magazine’s correspondent in Europe Claudia Werdine’s report, what constitutes equally one of the highlights of this edition.  

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