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First Biography of Fr. Joseph Muzquiz

Fr. Joseph was one of the first three priests of Opus Dei, and died with a reputation for holiness in Boston in 1983. John Coverdale has written a brief biography of this exemplary priest.

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“I, a saint?”

Isabella Tan, a widow and mother of three young children, tells how she changed when Christ entered her life

Fifty years of Montboisé Fonteneige

Montboisé/Fonteneige hall of residence, close to the University of Montreal, celebrated its fiftieth anniversary with an Open House day, a fund-raising concert, and a Family Brunch.

Secretary of Congregation for Clergy speaks about a priest's identity

What would the Holy Father tell every priest in the world if he could spend a moment with each one? According to the Secretary of the Congregation for the Clergy, Archbishop Mauro Piacenza, Benedict XVI would speak about the priest's identity (03'29").

Preparing for modern challenges on Saturday mornings

A concrete way to help families become better families, and their children become anchored young adults.

Joe Keefe: art historian

VIDEO: an art historian talks about deciding to be a numerary, his experiences at college, and trying to fit the Opus Dei “norms” into an average day.

New Website about St. Josemaría

The website, www.josemariaescriva.info, has been redesigned and enlarged. It now becomes the fullest internet site for information about "the saint of the ordinary," as John Paul II called him.

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The Founding of Opus Dei

October 2, 1928 was the milestone marking the moment when St. Josemaria was illuminated with a “clear general idea” of his mission.

Letter from the Prelate (October 2009)

The Prelate reflects on the sanctifying value of our work and, in the context of the current global crisis, urges us "to purify our faith, foster hope, and grow in charity."

October 2nd is the feast of the Guardian Angels: They Guide us on our Path

The feast of the Guardian Angels and the founding of Opus Dei on October 2nd are two events tied up in God’s providence.