A chat with Armando
Falconi
Filho
This
week’s editorial, “Hunger in
Africa”, comments the
decision by the 52 countries
comprising the African Union,
to help Ethiopia, Somalia
and Kenya, three suffering
nations devastated by
drought.
Our interview of the week is
with the colleague Armando
Falconi Filho, from Juiz de
Fora-MG, who last month
launched his book Loss of
Loved Ones, published by EME.
The book, which has enjoyed
great success, is based on
the many years of Spiritist
Doctrine work by Armando
Falconi, and especially on
his monthly experiments
carried out for seven years
at a meeting that focuses
above all on death, as per
explanations he detailed in
the interview, which is one
of the features of this
edition.
Another feature of this
edition is the special
article Audiobooks: a rescue
of the art of reading,
written by Tânia Regina
Reato, which highlights the
importance of audio books
for the people who suffer
with limited sight.
The III Seminar of the AME
ABC was held on September
10th in São Bernardo do
Campo, with the theme "Scientific
evidence of the spiritual
life", as shown in the
report by Giovana Campos,
which is also one of the
features of the week.
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Yesterday, September 17th,
was the anniversary of the
founding of the Family Group
of Spiritism, the first
Spiritist Society to appear
in Brazil. Located in
Salvador, Bahia, the Group
was founded in 1865 by the
pioneer spiritist Luís
Olímpio Teles de Menezes.
