Opus Dei

Last month the Kianda Foundation celebrated its 60th anniversary through a virtual event at which the keynote speaker was the chairperson of the Foundation, Olga Marlin.

​Olga Marlin was a young graduate in education from University College, Dublin. In March of 1960, while drying dishes at Northbrook Residence the director of the residence told her “You know, the Father wants the women of Opus Dei to start the Work in Kenya and Japan very soon…”

VIDEO: An interview with Olga Marlin, a pioneer educator in Kenya, about beginning Kianda School, the first multi-racial school for girls in Kenya.