Newman and Escriva
An article published at the online journal Church Forum. The author stresses the importance given to the role of the laity in the Church by both soon-to-be Blessed John Henry Newman and Saint Josemaria.
Letter from the Prelate (September 2010)
From Christ’s sacrifice on the Cross, "flow all the graces that God dispenses to mankind," the Prelate reminds us. Therefore, we have to "unite ourselves, in our heart and in our deeds, with the Holy Cross."
Professional Basketball: Living the High Life?
It was 2004. With only 16 seconds left in our game against Real Madrid the coach finally noticed me. I was 19 at the time and more than a little nervous . . .
New Video Biographies of Saint Josemaría
The Prelature’s Communications Office has produced two short videos with photographs and footage of St. Josemaría.
Prelate's Article in L'Osservatore Romano
Bishop Javier Echevarría has published an article on the front page of the August 21 edition of L'Osservatore Romano. Its title is "The Future of the Year for Priests."
Salt and Light, Example and Doctrine
An article on the need in today's world for the hope Christ brings. "We must learn to read events with the objectivity of faith, in order to sow optimism with the salt of example and the light of good doctrine."
“I was eager to help out in a place without as many resources”
Dr. Sylvia Sesé is an internist at Monkole Hospital, an apostolic work of Opus Dei in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo.
The Visitation: Magisterium, Saints, Poets
A selection of texts about Mary's visitation to her cousin Elizabeth.
Letter from the Prelate (August 2010)
The feasts dedicated to our Lady during August and the Marian year in Opus Dei form the thread of the Prelate's letter this month.
Universities Inspired by Catholicism: Identity, Culture, Communication
The following are some excerpts from a study by Juan Manuel Mora published in n. 54 of the journal Romana. The topic of this essay is a series of questions frequently asked by those who work in universities with a Catholic identity: What does a university’s “Catholic identity” mean? What are its main manifestations? How should it influence the activities of those who work there? How can it be communicated effectively?