Opus Dei

"Sin is the principal enemy of our happiness, but it has little power over God’s mercy." A new article in the series "Light of Faith."

"In the process of discerning our own vocation we are never alone, since every vocation is born and takes shape in the Church."

"Christ freed us from a relationship with God based on negative precepts and limits, and brought us instead a life of Love." A new article on Christian life.

A new article in the series on human love. "It takes time and commitment to be a parent. The time invested in parenting will always be worthwhile."

"We need to be afraid of offending God, and not responding fully to his Love. The perfectionist, in contrast, is afraid of not doing things well enough, and therefore of God becoming angry." A new article on Christian life.

A new article in the series on human love. "How can married couples survive the disillusionment and difficulties to eventually reach the level of mature and renewed love?"

"This is the secret of a celibate heart: leaving behind a love on this earth in order to fill the whole world with the light of God's Love."

St. Josemaria Escriva tells us that “a task which presents no difficulties lacks human appeal – and supernatural appeal too. If you find no resistance when hammering a nail into a wall, what can you expect to hang on it?” (The Forge, no. 245)

A brief summary of four articles on the meaning of Christian mortification.

The vocation to Opus Dei is a call to "interpret" personally a musical score, to play a divine music that has as many interpretations as persons.