
August Recollection Kit (2026)

Balik Lusog: From Hunger to Hope

The Eternal Current of Friendship: The Raising of Lazarus

Gathering with the Prelate: “We are all on the front line”

The Hidden Loneliness of Our Elderly

Are We Made to Work?

ebook: “Go and Do Likewise: Love, Justice, and Dialogue in Today’s World”

Over 17,000 Voices Helping Us Keep opusdei.org Feeling Like Home

“God’s love forgets no one:” 6th World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly

Letter from the Prelate (22 July 2026)

“He didn’t seek to do extraordinary things; he simply let God be the center of his life”

Nati: “When God asks something of you, He’s actually giving you a gift”

Being Christian in Today's World: A Conversation with Msgr Mariano Fazio

The grace of self-knowledge

Their Eyes Were Opened (III): What Words Contain

Training for Eternity

One small step today, one giant leap tomorrow

The Holy Engineer Who Became Part of My Family

Mary: “I can pray for them with my work”

6th Commandment: You shall not commit adultery

A Joy That Can’t Be Feigned

“The illness went away, and my family came back”

The Real Battle is Within

“Positio” for Tomás Alvira and Paquita Domínguez’s Beatification Causes Submitted

“On my wedding day, I felt the same joy as at my First Communion”

Creation

Fernando, mailman: “We all need someone to listen to us”

Homily by the Regional Vicar, Fr Ralph Valdes for the Feast of St Josemaría in Singapore

July Recollection Kit (2026)

How to Disagree Without Dehumanizing

The Autonomy of Human Activities and the Value of Secularity

Msgr. Fernando Ocáriz: “What unites us is far more decisive than anything that might divide us”

Two Years in the Making : The Statue of St Josemaría at St Joseph’s Church(Victoria Street) Singapore

Prayer for St. Josemaría’s Intercession in 44 Languages

Papal Blessing for the Fourth Edition of the Navarro-Valls Award

80 Years Since St. Josemaría’s Arrival in Rome

Devotion to Our Lady in our everyday

“Danish people have a deep understanding of faith”

Remembering Matt, Matt, and Val

Their Eyes Were Opened (II): The “gentle breeze” of music







