All you need is to put love into your day
Vittorio Anniballi explains how he found true happiness thanks to his wife, Maria Rita and his seven children.
The Poetry of Ordinary Life
Nadine Chirizzi and Bruno Mastroianni are a young married couple from Rome (Italy). In this interview, they relate how they discovered the inspiration to find happiness in the things of each day in the message of St. Josemaria.
St Josemaria’s love of singing
St Josemaria used to love singing love-songs, to which he gave a new meaning about loving God. Here there are mp3 versions of some of the songs used by St Josemaria for his prayer.
Indulgences Granted by the Holy See
Family members of the faithful of Opus Dei and of priests of the Priestly Society of the Holy Cross can gain an indulgence granted by the Holy Father.
Praying before the Child with the Pope
Selections from Benedict XVI’s Christmas homilies and addresses that can nourish our prayer at Christmas
Video: The Infant Jesus of St. Josemaría
As a young priest, St. Josemaría was especially fond of a small statue of the Infant Jesus. He would hold the Child in his arms, sing and even dance with it. “I’m glad to see you as a small Child,” he would say, “because it makes me feel you need me” (02’ 12”).
St. Paul, Tireless Preacher
The monthly video on the Apostle to the Gentiles focuses on St. Paul's apostolic activity: "Woe to me if I do not preach the Gospel" (02'12").
Lexington College: the Joy of Serving
Mary Hunt, new academic dean, explains the value of a personalized education in Lexington's Hospitality Management degree. Includes recent video with student testimonies.
Sixtieth Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
December 10, 2008, marked the sixtieth anniversary of this declaration. We offer some relevant addresses by John Paul II and Benedict XVI.
“Two plus two plus God”
Abel Albino is a doctor and founder of CONIN (Cooperative for Infant Nutrition) in Mendoza, Argentina. Thinking of the future, he often reminds himself of St. Josemaría’s words: “Two plus two is four, but two plus two plus God…”





