Raheal Gabrasadig, a young doctor and dedicated member of the Work, passed away unexpectedly in 2017 due to a brain aneurysm. Seven years later, her life and legacy continue to inspire through a new book written in her honor.

The book, authored by Carmen Gonzalez, CEO of the WONDER Foundation, a charity Rahael supported with her professional expertise, reflects on Raheal’s extraordinary example of living an ordinary life with extraordinary love and commitment. Through her vocation as a doctor and her generosity of spirit, Raheal touched countless lives, making a difference in small but powerful ways.

Carmen writes: “Raheal was an ordinary person in the best possible way—an extraordinary professional, deeply committed to her vocation, and blessed with a huge, loving heart. Her story is about the power of one: making the world a better place through small actions.”

More than a remembrance, the book is a celebration of Raheal’s life and a call to live with purpose, kindness, and a heart open to others.

Raheal’s life is a testament to the values that members of Opus Dei strive to embody: sanctifying daily life, serving others, and growing closer to God through ordinary work. Her story is sure to inspire all who read it.

For those interested in learning more about Raheal and her inspiring legacy, the book is now available here.