Opus Dei

An interview with Marlies Kücking, who has worked for over 50 years in Opus Dei's central government in Rome.

Fr. Willie Doyle was a World War I military chaplain who died while serving heroically those alongside him.

"We are all called to be holy by living our lives with love and by being witness in everything we do, wherever we find ourselves."

The official opening of the Saxum Visitor Center in the Holy Land took place on February 7 in the presence of the Minister of Tourism for Israel and the Auxiliary Bishop of Jerusalem.

On Sunday 20th January, Nairobi Archbishop John Cardinal Njue celebrated a special Mass in Kenyatta University to promote the awareness and progress of the beatification process of Servant of God Maurice Michael Cardinal Otunga. We here reproduce the homily Cardinal Njue preached for the occasion.

On Tuesday 15th January, a 5th terrorist attack was perpetrated on Kenyan soil. The Catholic Bishops have sent out a message of hope and solidarity to all affected and to Kenya at large.

God has a plan for each one of us. A Christian family is entrusted with the task of accompanying each of its members in discerning God's plan. Eighth video in the series "Working on Trust."

A custom that started at Warsaw's Zagle school, begun under the impetus of Bishop Javier Echevarría, has now spread all over Poland and will involve more the a million people this year.

The Cleraun Media Conferences, held in Dublin every two years, have become an important forum for journalists to address ethical and professional issues.

D. Pedro Casciaro and Fr. Gabiola arrived in Nairobi, by plane, on 24th October 1958; Ed Hernandez , Kevin O’Byrne and a some other members of Opus Dei were already there.