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"In Hiding": Surviving in the Spanish Civil War

Interview with José Luis González Gullón, author of "Escondidos," the story of how Saint Josemaria and the first members of Opus Dei managed to survive in the Republican Zone during the Spanish Civil War.

Working on Trust (3): "Mom, can I have a cell phone?"

At what age should children begin to have their own cell phone? How can parents guide their children's use of this technology? The third episode of "Working on Trust," a video series that seeks to help parents in educating their children.

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To Jesus Through Mary

A homily of Saint Josemaria given on 4 May 1957 and published in "Christ is Passing By."

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Working on Trust (2): "Talking with children about human sexuality"

How should parents talk to their children about human sexuality? The second part in the series "Working on Trust" on educating children in freedom.

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A Priest Forever

Saint Josemaria was ordained a priest on 28 March 1925. Here is the homily he gave on 13 April 1973, on the dignity and meaning of the priesthood.

Pope's Letter to Young People of UNIV

On the fiftieth anniversary of the UNIV encounters in Rome, Pope Francis has written a letter to the university students taking part.

“The World Needs You" - Saint Josemaria to Youth

"If you want to be happy, you have to be ready to follow Our Lord." Saint Josemaria speaks directly to young people and offers them some advice.

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Back in the Sheepfold

"A good friend once told me a story about shepherds: they break the legs of sheep that stray from the fold." A conversion story from the Philippines.

Celebrating Saint Josemaria in Dubai

On Saint Josemaria's feast day, Masses are celebrated all over the world... the desert included. In a country that is officially Muslim, populated by over a hundred nationalities, the saint of ordinary life inspires many to keep the fire of their faith alive.

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The Conversion of the Children of God

Homily of Saint Josemaria given on 2 March 1952, first Sunday of Lent.

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