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  • To Give Light, Burn: Marriage and Apostolic Celibacy (II)

    Living like Christ, whether in marriage or celibacy, means embracing a new lifestyle given to us by the Holy Spirit: a fruitful love, a pure heart, and a preference for God’s riches and for caring for those in need, as the Gospel shows us.

  • Combat, Closeness, Mission (14): The Place of Encounter

    “Talk with our Lord; tell Him: ‘I’m tired, Lord. I’m at the end of my strength. Lord, this isn’t going well. How would you do it?’” (St Josemaría).

  • June Recollection Kit (2025)

    A recollection is time spent in silence with God, talking to Him and “recollecting” who we are before Him. This is a package of resources for a recollection in your own home, including a downloadable PDF.

  • Path to the Centenary (4): Role of Human Work in God’s Plan for the World

    This article, the fourth in the series, presents St. Josemaría’s vision of work as a participation in God’s creative work, in continuity with the biblical tradition and the Church’s magisterium. Human work is seen as an active cooperation in perfecting the created world.

  • Ten Days to Prepare the Feast of the Holy Spirit

    We propose a simple decade for young people to prepare for the Feast of the Holy Spirit: say a prayer, read a text by Saint Josemaría and propose a mission (a purpose).

  • Blessed Be Your Purity

    Blessed be your purity, may it be blessed forever...

More articles on Christian Life
Video-Series
  • “The Adventure of Marriage”

    In this series of six videos, an Argentinian couple share the story of their joys and sorrows, struggles and victories in their married life together. These videos could serve as a resource for pre-marriage courses and for young couples.

  • "Working on Trust"

    This series is intended to help parents in the education of their children. The videos draw upon the teachings of Saint Josemaria, who was passionate about freedom and the educational role of parents.

  • "Just Start. Ways to help people"

    The eleven videos in this series on the corporal and spiritual works of mercy, offered each month during the Jubilee Year of Mercy, can now be accessed on a single page.

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  • Online Source for the works of Saint Josemaría Escrivá
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  • Romana, Bulletin of the Opus Dei Prelature
  • St. Josemaria Institute
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