Fr. Robert Gendreau: Priestly Society of the Holy Cross
Fr. Gendreau is a parish priest in the archdiocese of Montreal and a priest of the Priestly Society of the Holy Cross. He explains the harmonious balance between obedience to his archbishop and the help he receives from Opus Dei in spiritual and doctrinal matters.
St. Josemaría: "Let your heart go"
When speaking with God, St. Josemaría advised, “don’t choose your words. Just as when you speak with your wife and your children, or with people you love… Let your heart go” (2’42”).
The Nazareth Years: Magisterium, Saints, Poets
Reflections on the years spent by the Holy Family in Nazareth, in texts from the magisterium, saints and poets.
Taking Time Out from the Rat Race
In her regular column in "The Irish Catholic," Maria Byrne describes her experiences on a weekend retreat at Lismullin Conference Centre in County Meath, Ireland.
14 February 1930-2010
In this video, several women speak about their vocation to Opus Dei: the call by God that gives new meaning to the events of each day (5:13).
Prelate's Audience with the Holy Father
On Monday, January 31, at 11.30 am, Benedict XVI received Bishop Javier Echevarría, Prelate of Opus Dei, in an audience. Some photos from the visit.
"Lord, Show Me That You Exist"
Candice Leung is from Canada. One day she opened a book written by a priest that one of her teachers had recommended and asked God to show her he exists. It was "The Way" (Video--1:02).
Oskari: Finding God on Google
Oskari, who was born and raised in Finland without any religious belief, first began to take an interest in Christianity in 2001. Now he is a numerary in Opus Dei. He speaks about celibacy and his self-giving to God. (9 minutes. In Finnish, English with subtitles).
Response to comments by Seymour Hersh
This statement was released by the communications office of Opus Dei in New York in response to press reports about a speech given by journalist Seymour Hersh.
Letter from the Prelate (February 2011)
As we see in our Lady, "being near to God necessarily leads to being near to others," the Prelate tells us in his letter this month.