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The Historical Jesus

An article on the historical reality of Jesus of Nazareth: "The preaching of the early Church always presented Jesus as the Son of God and the only Savior."

Highlights of Prelate's visit to Slovakia

The Prelate of Opus Dei recently was in Bratislava (Slovakia) for a brief pastoral visit.

From the Prelate

Letter from the Prelate (June 2012)

The Prelate's letter focuses on the month's many important feasts: "Let us draw close to Him filled with trust especially on the feast of the Sacred Heart, on June 15th, placing ourselves in that Heart opened by a lance on the Cross."

In the Bread and in the Word

St. Josemaria gives some practical advice on how to grow in friendship with our Lord.

Saint Josemaría

A Convert from Islam

In this National Catholic Register interview, Ilyas Khan expresses gratitude to Netherhall House in London for giving him the strong prayer life and intellectual grounding that helped him to convert.

The Family: Work and Celebration

The Seventh World Meeting of Families will take place from May 30 to June 3 in Milan, Italy. The theme for the meeting is "The Family: Work and Celebration". This is because the question of how to achieve a work-life balance is one that affects families throughout the world.

Recent News

Holiness for Everyone

A recent book by Eric Sammons looks at the inheritance St. Josemaría left to the Church. As Scott Hahn says in the foreword: "I could not have written a book as useful as Eric’s, for he sees my family inheritance from a different perspective."

Recent News

Metro and Midtown Programs in Chicago

The Midtown program for boys and the Metro program for girls are helping many students in the Chicago area to live up to their potential.

The priestly soul of a doctor

A medical doctor asks St. Josemaria how to avoid falling into routine at work. The answer is to have a "priestly soul", thereby bringing his patients closer to God.

Mercy Goes Beyond Justice

Metro Achievement Center in Chicago has now helped over 5,000 young girls (95% from minority backgrounds) to graduate from high school and go on to higher education. An article from www.josemariaescriva.info.