News of the Cause for Jose Maria Hernandez Garnica
After receiving the required testimonies and documents on his fame of sanctity and favors attributed to his intercession, the Cardinal of Madrid named a commission to carry out the diocesan Process on his life and virtues.
Fr José María: An apostle for the world
José Maria Hernández Garnica was born in Madrid on 17 November 1913. He obtained doctorates in Engineering, Natural Sciences and Theology. On 28 July 1935 he joined Opus Dei. He died in Barcelona on 7 December 1972.
Responding to help victims of Typhoon “Yolanda” (Haiyan)
Parents, teachers and students of PAREF Westbridge School in Iloilo mobilize to distribute relief goods for the victims of super typhoon “Yolanda” (“Haiyan”) in the northern towns of Panay island.
Pope Francis: "St. Josemaria is a precursor of Vatican II"
In a message sent by the new Secretary of State Archbishop Pietro Parolin for the symposium on St. Josemaria's contribution to theology, Pope Francis speaks about the Founder's teachings.
The Faith, in a few words
This is the last video of the series "The Faith at 20": young people from various countries talk about how their faith influences their daily lives.
Leisure and Free Time (1)
"Free time possesses certain educational possibilities of its own, teaching children how to make good use of their freedom." A new article in the series on the family.
"St. Josemaria and Theological Thought"
On November 14, a symposium will begin at the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross in Rome on St. Josemaria's contribution to theology, with 300 participants from 25 countries.
Decree on the Heroic Virtues of Alvaro del Portillo
Decree signed by Benedict XVI on June 28, 2012 recognizing the heroic virtues of the Servant of God Alvaro del Portillo.
Cross and Resurrection in Work
"Both in Nazareth and on Calvary, Christ's work (and our own, in so far as we are united with him) is redemptive and sanctifying." A new article in the series "Sanctifying our Work."
Letter from the Prelate (November 2013)
The Prelate insists that meditating on the "last things," on the resurrection of the dead and life everlasting, should fill us with joy, trusting in God's infinite mercy.







