Opus Dei

"I was 29 and had been in prison for two years. One day a Sister of Charity gave me a book called 'Friends of God'... ".

Inspired by the message of St. Josemaría Escrivá, Alalay sa Pamilya at Bayan Foundation (APBF) empowers public school communities, youth, parents and teachers through character formation, to become productive, responsible and self-reliant members of society.

Alik and Timur, who are Muslims, and Kami, a Turkish Orthodox, talk about their interaction with Catholics in Nideck, a student residence in Strasbourg run by people of Opus Dei.

Link to Rome Reports extensive coverage of the Pope's 14-16 September visit to Lebanon.

While the heavy rains ravaged Manila and nearby provinces in early August, around 2,000 students from the University of Asia and the Pacific (UA&P) used their twitter accounts to call for help in their relief operations for the flood victims.

“There is no love without suffering—without the suffering of renouncing oneself." The Prelate makes use of these words of Benedict XVI to speak at length about Christ's Cross.

Three teachers with extensive teaching experience, two from Spain and one from Mexico, were ordained on September 2nd in the shrine of Torreciudad by Bishop Javier Echevarría.

Parents are not the only ones with a legitimate concern in matters pertaining to education. Both the state and the Church, for various reasons, also possess inescapable obligations in this area.

Second part of an article on passing on the faith within the family.

The family is the forge of a child's character and personality, and where love for God takes root. A new installment in the series on the family.