Opus Dei

“An hour of study, for a modern apostle, is an hour of prayer” ("The Way," 335). Blessed Guadalupe took this advice from Saint Josemaria to heart. She is now in Heaven, thanks to sanctifying her ordinary life, including her studies and professional work.

It's celebration time for Opus Dei women in Canada! This second article in a series of five reveals the cause of their joy, 60 years after their arrival in this country. Here’s a glance at the work being done with young people.

“A business is a community of people that serves other people within a society of people." An address given by Monsignor Fernando Ocáriz at a conference entitled “The Company and its Social Responsibilities,” marking IESE's 60th anniversary.

A brief video summary of the days spent in New York by Monsignor Ocáriz during his pastoral visit to the United States and Canada.

Guadalupe, thank you for living your life as a gift. May we also be able to live life generously with our family and friends here in Canada.

During his pastoral trip to the United States and Canada, Monsignor Ocáriz reminds us that the Communion of Saints should be a source of strength for us, and that we can help and sustain the others wherever we are.

Eugene and Ann Keng share insights on raising their family of six children in Singapore. Caring for their youngest child Jerome, who has Down's Syndrome, is especially challenging.

On July 5th and 6th, the Prelate of Opus Dei visited Barcelona, where ​​he took part in the 60th anniversary of IESE Business School and met with friends and faithful of the Prelature.

Apostolate for a Christian is not simply a “task” or an activity that takes up certain hours every day. It is a need that stems from a heart that has become “one body, one spirit in Christ.”

The University of Navarra awarded honorary doctorates this year to British sociologist Margaret S. Archer; Israeli philologist Ruth Fine; American writer and media expert Robert Picard; and Spanish architect Rafael Moneo.