Opus Dei

Bishop Javier Echevarría, then Prelate of Opus Dei, wrote this letter for the Year of the Eucharist proclaimed by Pope John Paul II for 2004.

Testimony of Paul Ybarra, a Los Angeles firefighter for nearly twenty years. He has three children, two of them adopted.

Conferral of prizes established in observance of the canonization of Opus Dei’s Founder took place in Rome’s City Hall on November 15, 2004.

The Annual Parents' Conference arranged by Dawliffe Hall Educational Foundation (DHEF) and the Family Development Foundation took place at Dawliffe Hall in London, England this summer.

Bishop Echevarría attended several observances including the blessing of a likeness of St. Josemaría in the basilica of Our Lady of Mercy in Barcelona and the consecration of a new archbishop in Tarragona. He also met with families, members of the Prelature, and cooperators in Viaró and Brafa, two schools in Barcelona.

This is the second yearly Conference at Brennan Hall at the University of Toronto. The speakers for this 2004 conference came from Kenya, Congo, Peru and the Philippines focusing on some of the key challenges they face in their countries, especially poverty, the AIDS epidemic, and education. Each foreign speaker was supplemented with testimonies from Canadian speakers. In this article from the Catholic Register in Toronto, journalist Mickey Conlon outlines the testimony of Mrs. Marygoretti Munene of Toro...

Camp Instructor Sarah Helmers of Kitchener Ontario tells of her Tenth Year in the back woods of Ontario where she has spent many an adventurous summer. The Chilawee girls camp was started by two Ottawa mothers in 1994 and has grown ever since.

Camp Instructor Sarah Helmers of Kitchener Ontario tells of her Tenth Year in the back woods of Ontario where she has spent many an adventurous summer. The Chilawee girls camp was started by two Ottawa mothers in 1994 and has grown ever since.

The Message of St. Josemaria Escriva at Work in the Developing World Friday, October 15 and Saturday, October 16, 2004 University of Toronto

Metro helps Chicago's disadvantaged youngsters to become better students and better people through after-school and summertime programs that integrate academics with virtues.