Important Information for Pilgrims
Schedule, directions to Vistalegre, things to bring, downloads and other helpful information for those traveling to Madrid for the beatification of Guadalupe Ortiz de Landázuri.
Prelate: "Let us ask God for a childlike heart"
Homily of Monsignor Fernando Ocáriz, in memory of Blessed Alvaro del Portillo, delivered at the Basilica of Saint Eugene on Saturday, May 11, 2019.
Watch Guadalupe's Beatification Ceremony Live
This website will offer a live broadcast of Guadalupe's beatification ceremony on May 18th, as well as the Mass of Thanksgiving on May 19th. The Opus Dei Facebook page and EWTN (Spanish channels) will also broadcast the beatification live.
Guadalupe Ortiz: Masses of Thanksgiving
Guadalupe Ortiz will be beatified on 18 May 2019 in Madrid. Masses of Thanksgiving for the new Blessed will be held in some cities in Britain.
Press Dossier on Guadalupe Ortiz de Landázuri
Brief biography, chronology of her canonization cause, information about the miracle, Q&A with the postulator, and bibliography. Available for download in PDF and Word.
"Lord, we are hungry"
Homily of Pope Francis on May 7 in Skopje, the birthplace of Saint Teresa of Calcutta. "Prisoners of a virtual reality, we lost the taste and flavour of the truly real."
It was just 3 questions...
"I want to thank God and Guadalupe for showing me that miracles not only happen to other people, but can also happen to me."
Letter from the Prelate (8 May 2019)
Mgr. Ocariz encourages us to live through this Marian month of May in continual thanksgiving to God "for everything, because everything is good", as St Josemaría taught.
Guadalupe Ortiz: Crossing the Atlantic
In 1950, Guadalupe Ortiz moved to Mexico to start Opus Dei's apostolic work there, leaving behind everything she had ever known. In five years, her heart was won over by a new land and its people.
Guadalupe Ortiz: The Story of Zurbaran
Guadalupe did not have much experience to lean on at a time where women were just beginning to embark on new adventures professionally. In this context, Guadalupe undertook the task of directing Zurbarán, the first women’s university residence of Opus Dei in the world. Guadalupe did not exactly know what she was doing, but she rolled up her sleeves and got down to work.









