Canonization Cause Opened in Boston for Fr. Joseph Muzquiz
On June 2, the canonization cause of José Luis Muzquiz was formally opened. One of the first three priests in Opus Dei, he began its apostolic work in the U.S. With Rome Reports video coverage.
Christ's Resurrection and Ascension: Magisterium, Saints, Poets
Our Lady's joyful encounter with her Son after his Resurrection, seen through texts from the Magisterium, saints and poets.
St. Josemaría: the Holy Spirit in our Daily Life
The Holy Spirit dwells inside us. He accompanies us in our daily life, helping us to grow and improve.
Enthused with their work
Young people from around the world speak about their desire to do their work very well in order to offer it to God and serve others.
Virginia Hughes, wife, mother and lawyer, on joining Opus Dei
VIDEO: a lawyer talks about work and family life, why she joined Opus Dei, and what holiness means to her.
Looking After People: the Work of the Administration
Brigitte Irwin initially trained as a biologist, and now helps to run Thornycroft Hall Conference Centre, in the heart of the beautiful Cheshire countryside. The activities that take place there are organised by Opus Dei and take their inspiration from the spirit and teachings of St Josemaria Escriva, its founder. Here Brigitte explains what goes on behind the scenes in Thornycroft Hall, and reflects on the deeper repercussions she sees in her work.
New American Priest John Grieco
John Grieco, who will be ordained on May 14th and who grew up in New Jersey, talks about his desires to serve others through the priesthood.
The Christian vocation to apostolate
Gabby explains how she lives out her Christian vocation at work, relaxing, and socializing with friends.
Statement from the Australia Information Office of the Prelature of Opus Dei
This statement is issued in response to an article published in The Australian newspaper on 31/05/2011, entitled “Opus Dei shapes as a challenge for Tony Abbott”
Letter from the Prelate (June 2011)
Citing words of Benedict XVI, the Prelate writes: "Pentecost and Corpus Christi are an invitation to rediscover the fruitfulness of Eucharistic adoration, a prerequisite for bearing much fruit."