On October 3, 2012, the SBT television TV show O Maior Brasileiro de Todos os Tempos named Chico Xavier "The Greatest Brazilian of all time", based on a viewer-supported survey.
•
His first books, Parnaso de Além-Túmulo, containing 256 poems attributed to deceased poets, among them, the two Portuguese João de Deus, Antero de Quental and Guerra Junqueiro and the Brazilians Olavo Bilac, Cruz e Sousa e Augusto dos Anjos, was published for the first time in 1932; the book caused strong admiration and polemic among the literature circle from that time.
In his first book, The Unknown Power (first published as The Flying Cow by Souvenir Press Ltd., U.K. 1975) he brings a wide reading in the literature of psychical research to bear on Brazilian paranormal phenomena, including those events connected with Francisco Candido 'Chico' Xavier, Zé Arigó and others.
Chico Buarque | Francis Xavier | Xavier University | St. Francis Xavier University | Xavier Cugat | Xavier Naidoo | Chico, California | St. Francis Xavier | Society of the Missionaries of St. Francis Xavier, Pilar | Xavier Montsalvatge | St. Xavier's College, Mumbai | Francis Xavier Pierz | Xavier University (Cincinnati) | Xavier College | St. Xavier's School, Jawalakhel | Francisque Xavier Michel | Chico Slimani | Chico Marx | Chico and the Man | Chico | California State University, Chico | Association François-Xavier Bagnoud | Xavier Nady | Xavier Mellery | Xavier Enrique Torres | University of Saint Francis Xavier | St. Xavier's College, Calcutta | St. Xavier's College | St. Francis Xavier's College (Liverpool) | St. Francis Xavier's College |