Opus Dei

In this interview, Bishop Javier Echevarría explains why "we all can and should live in intimacy with God, because we are all his children, and he expects love from all of us."

To pray means to talk with God as one talks with a friend or a brother. And our Lord is always waiting for us to converse with him (01’46’’).

Ikenna Ndu is a medical doctor at the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital, Enugu. He is a cooperator of Opus Dei. He talks particularly about how the teaching of Opus Dei regarding ordinary daily things has brought deep peace to him.

Paul Famoyin is a supernumerary member of Opus Dei and lives in Oshogbo. Renowned worldwide for its collection of ancient yoruba works of art, Oshogbo is a city in the western part of Nigeria, about two hours drive from Lagos. Paul tells the story of his life in Opus Dei.

In this new video in the series on Saint Paul, Prof. Bernardo Estrada speaks about the Apostle's vocation.

"How do we accept whatever goes against our own wishes: sickness, professional failures, unjust offenses, difficulties in our social or family life?", the Prelate asks in his September letter. And he finds the answer in Christ’s Cross.

José Ramón Herrero tells us about an image that never fades from his memory--St Josemaria at the bedside of the dying, consoling them and talking to them about God.

Humility is one of the foundation stones of authentic Christian life, because it is the "dwelling place of charity." We offer some reflections on this key Christian virtue.

Bishop Javier Echevarría spoke these words in Rome on August 7 as the tribunal of the Prelature of Opus Dei closed the introductory phase of the Cause of Canonization for Bishop Álvaro del Portillo, first successor of St. Josemaría.

Following the Holy Father, the Prelate invites us to consider St. Paul's teachings and draw practical consequences for our lives: "Who is Paul? What does he say to me?"