Opus Dei

To talk to God every day, read the Bible, go to Mass on Sundays, tell our woes and sorrows to Our Lord, give a good example or be useful to others: these are some of the things the Pope asks young people to do.

Press coverage of 'Celebrating Life' conference

The Prelature of Opus Dei in Britain has lodged an official complaint with the BBC following what it says was a "defamatory portrayal" of the organisation in a programme broadcast earlier this week.

Netherhall House hosted a special one-day forum on medical and healthcare ethics, organised by the Diocese of Westminster. This report has been taken from the Diocesan website.

Quantum physics can be a good point of departure for speaking about freedom, destiny and God. That is what university teachers and students from 9 countries thought when they gathered together in London to investigate how randomness, intelligence and evolution shapes nature.

BENEDICT XVI GENERAL AUDIENCE. St Peter's Square. Wednesday, 4 April 2007. And some UNIV photographs.

In Kenya, university students are trained so that they in turn can train rural women who lack business skills, to engage in income-generating activities, to start and run their own micro businesses.

A homily given by Opus Dei's Prelate during a Mass celebrated in Rome on the anniversay of the death of St. Josemaria's first succesor. In the homily Bishop Echevarría speaks about the family and about divine filiation.

Pope Benedict XVI has released an Apostolic Exhortation about the Eucharist entitled "Sacramentum Caritatis". In the Exhortation he states that the Body and Blood of Christ are "the root of every form of holiness." Read the document here.

A letter on Lent from Bishop Javier Echevarría to the faithful of the Prelature of Opus Dei.