Opus Dei

Across four episodes, more than forty people from ten countries open up about how experiencing God's love in daily life has helped them find strength in their own fragility. It's a journey from Brazil to South Korea that takes us into true stories full of challenges, yes, but also of faith and hope.

Highlights of Pope Leo XIV's first apostolic journey to France, from his UNESCO address in Paris to the grotto of Lourdes and the roots of Europe in Metz.

Executives and professionals from Moldova, Poland, London and Madrid share how a Pyrenees expedition became a lasting brotherhood of faith and friendship.

During visits to several destinations in Asia, amongst them, Japan, Hong Kong, Vietnam and Singapore, the auxiliary vicar of Opus Dei encouraged people to foster friendship, find God in their work and embrace Asia’s growing importance in the life of the Church

Raphaël is 23. He was baptised this Easter, and in a few days' time he'll see the Pope for the first time, in his native France.

Today Pope Leo XIV turns 71. In just a few days he will travel to France (Paris, Lourdes, and Metz, from 25-28 September) and many people are already preparing to welcome him. A group of friends got a head start in their own way, through his texts.

Catholics can find it difficult to live their faith amid the demands and busyness of everyday life. MONSIGNOR MARIANO FAZIO, Opus Dei’s auxiliary vicar, shares insights from his writings on faith and contemporary life. This article first ran in the 13 September issue of Catholic News Singapore.

Msgr. Fernando Ocáriz visited El Salvador from 13 to 15 August. Speaking to families and young people, he emphasised that, despite suffering — and indeed alongside it — it is possible to be happy, because love is what gives us the strength to do anything.

The Saint Francis University in Hong Kong recently hosted Msgr Mariano Fazio, the Auxiliary Vicar of Opus Dei, in a seminar exploring how personal interiority, ethical responsibility, and genuine human connection can renew contemporary culture from the inside out.

Msgr. Mariano Fazio explores St. Josemaría's vision for business schools: institutions called to unite professional excellence, the Church's social doctrine, and the sanctification of work, with the human person at the centre and a deep spirit of service.