Opus Dei

Damian, Ugochukwu and Nelson helped twelve students of Kings College to prepare for First Holy Communion during many Sundays. They wanted to take this step forward before graduating from secondary school. The effort was worthwhile and the day finally arrived.

The Prelate of Opus Dei invites us to intensify our prayer for peace in the world, the Church and the Work.

The consideration of divine filiation — a filial adoption Christ has made each baptized person participate in through grace — is the foundation of the entire spirituality of Opus Dei. Some reflections on Psalm 2, which St. Josemaria wanted the faithful of Opus Dei to recite and meditate on every Tuesday in order to foster this filial spirit.

In his 17 January general audience, Pope Francis continued his catechetical cycle on vices and virtues, speaking about lust.

In an article in BusinessDay, the Prelate of Opus Dei speaks at the launch of ‘Youth’ which was live-streamed on YouTube on Monday, January 14, 2024.

On Monday, January 15, the anniversary of the beginning of activities in DYA Academy, several Information Offices of Opus Dei in different parts of the world will come together to present “Youth,” a new project with material for young people.

In his 10 January general audience, Pope Francis continued his catechetical cycle on vices and virtues, speaking about gluttony.

Opus Dei will celebrate the centenary of its foundation from 2028 to 2030. To prepare for this anniversary, we offer a document entitled "Path Toward the Centenary." It contains some ideas for the faithful and friends of Opus Dei to reflect on these 100 years and how the charism will continue giving life to the Church and society.

Thanks to Scepter (U.K.) Ltd. and the Fundación Studium, here is a digital version of Letter 4 from The Collected Letters, volume I, in which St. Josemaría wrote about charity in the transmission of the faith.

This letter, which bears the number 29 in the collected works of St. Josemaría, speaks of the work of St. Gabriel, one of the apostolates (perhaps the most extensive today) that Opus Dei develops among people who have already passed their youth and who, in general, feel called to follow the path of holy matrimony.