The essential purpose of Spiritism 

This weeks’ editorial, Unbaptized children and their destination, discusses the document "The hope of salvation for infants who die without being baptized," in which the International Theological Commission of the Catholic Church considered inappropriate the concept of limbo. 

In an interview with our collaborator Orson Peter Carrara, the colleague Carlos Signei de Souza, from the Board of Directors of the spiritist center The Path of Light, in São Paulo-SP, talks about his initiation into Spiritism, a fact which occurred after he was intensely harassed by spirits, leading him to seek help in the spiritist house, and consequently becoming one of its active workers. The interview is one of the highlights of this edition. 

The essential purpose of Spiritism is the subject of special article authored by the colleague Rogério Coelho, from Muriaé-MG, where he elaborates on Allan Kardec's teachings about the main objectives of our passage through this world. The article is also one of the highlights of the week. 

The VI Medicine and Spirituality Day was held in Lisbon in November, sponsored by AME International in conjunction with local institutions, and is shown in a special report, which is also one of the highlights of this edition. 

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This issue begins the methodical study of the book Evolution in Two Worlds, by André Luiz, work psychographed in 1958 by the mediums Waldo Vieira and Francisco Cândido Xavier. Since the beginning of this magazine, this is the tenth work of André Luiz studied on a regular and methodical manner in this journal.