Opus Dei

An article by Fr. John Wauck published in "Aleteia" about the soon to be blessed Guadalupe Ortiz. "The sharing of the faith – by word and by example – is an inevitable consequence of a Christian’s union with Jesus Christ."

This app provides help to prepare for and participate digitally in Guadalupe's beatification ceremony on May 18th.

On April 30, the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross in Rome hosted a day of reflection on lay holiness, in the context of the upcoming beatification of Guadalupe Ortiz de Landázuri.

Made up of twelve panels available in English with the main milestones in her life, it could be set up in schools or parishes.

Guadalupe Ortiz de Landázuri was one of the first women of Opus Dei to come to Mexico. She was only in Mexico for six years, but it gave her enough time to start a student residence in Mexico City, a retreat center in Montefalco, and a school in Culiacán. Guadalupe will be declared blessed on May 18, 2019, in Madrid, Spain.

A brief biography of Guadalupe Ortiz, who will be beatified on May 18, has just been published in English.

Donations made on the occasion of Guadalupe's beatification will provide scholarships to help 100 African women carry out scientific research and further their studies.

“Letters to a Saint” offers an English translation of letters written by Guadalupe to Saint Josemaría. The founder of Opus Dei kept these letters among his personal correspondence, and they are now found in the General Archive of the Prelature.

On 19 March 1944, the soon-to-be blessed Guadalupe Ortiz de Landázuri asked to join Opus Dei. We offer a translation of the letter she wrote to Saint Josemaria Escriva on this day.

My back pain became so intense that I could barely even move. And one day, it all changed...