Opus Dei

A brief summary of the days spent in Vancouver with Monsignor Ocáriz during his pastoral visit to Canada and the United States

The Family Catechism program in Calgary, in western Canada, is now in its fifth year of existence, with twenty-two families and sixty children taking part.

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.

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.

Starting on June 27, Monsignor Fernando Ocáriz will travel to Spain, the United States and Canada to be with the Prelature’s faithful and friends.

Nathalie lives in a rural district of Canada with her husband and eight children. When told by doctors that her youngest child would be born with a severe genetic disorder, she confronted the situation with great faith in God.

"Guadalupe had the quality of not forgetting souls, and she didn’t forget me."

Facing challenges and going out into the world to serve God and others. Her life: an answer to Pope Francis’ calls.

Nathalie is a cooperator and lives in a rural area with her husband and her 8 children. She expected a baby who had a genetic disorder and tells us about it.

It's celebration time for Opus Dei women in Canada! Over the next few months, five articles will be published revealing the cause of their joy. It’s been 60 years since they arrived in this country!