In this week’s editorial, entitled An experience that came to stay, the importance of Internet on the divulgation of the Spiritist teachings is highlighted once more, subject that is also the central theme of the interview conceded by our confrere Carlos Antonio de Barros Silva to our collaborator Orson Peter Carrara.

During the interview, the confrere from Paraiba state, who is currently the Social Communication Assistant of ABRADE – Brazilian Association of Spiritism Divulgators, talks about his experience regarding the use of cutting-edge technology on divulgation of Spiritism.

Another highlight in this issue is the special report entitled Apometria isn’t Spiritism,  in which the reader can see how Divaldo Franco analyzes the practice of apometria in the Spiritist circle.

A seminar about the Spiritist proposal for the evangelization of children took place in Copenhagen, Denmark, on 17ht October, as shows the special report by Claudia Werdine, which is also a highlight this week.

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Tomorrow, 26th October, one more anniversary of desincarnation is celebrated for Luiz Olímpio Guillon Ribeiro, who deceased at the age of 68 on 26th October 1943.

Born in São Luís city, Maranhão, Guillon Ribeiro started on Spiritism in 1911 and became famous for being the speaker and translator of almost all Allan Kardec’s works as well as Jean-Baptiste Roustaing’s one. He was also the president of FEB (Brazilian Spiritist Federation) between 1920 and 1921 and again from 1930 until his decease in October 1943.