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From Pat Deveney's database:
Confraternal, El. The journal was largely given over to internecine controversy and to the messages of the spirits of the Eternal Ideal circle. Trevino added an advertisement of his own to the numerous others in the journal, indicating his willingness (for 50 centavos) to reveal the "force, faculty or power" that we all possess that leads to fortune and well-being. The journal carried letter from
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Confraternal was a Spanish-language spiritist periodical published in Monterrey, Nuevo León, working squarely within the Kardecist espiritismo tradition that spread across Mexico in the late nineteenth century. Its pages combine spiritist doctrine on the immortal, ever-progressing spirit with accounts of mediumship and materialization and with moral counsel — including a reading of Christ as a healer and ethical exemplar. Like its sister journals it treats spiritism as at once a science, a philosophy, and a program of moral reform. The register is devotional and didactic, aimed at local circles and their sympathizers. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description. |
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| Spiritism (Kardecist) | Spiritualism |
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