Born in the Bronx, Stephanie Frias knows what a tough neighborhood looks like. That’s why she’s keen on remembering her roots and finding ways to give back: "My dream is for everyone to remember the need to be thankful. Sometimes we forget the people who made us become who we are."
On July 5th and 6th, the Prelate of Opus Dei visited Barcelona, where he took part in the 60th anniversary of IESE Business School and met with friends and faithful of the Prelature.
Lucina is the director and co-founder of a school in Mexico named after Guadalupe Ortiz de Landázuri. Started in 2013 and with a little over a hundred graduates, the school is making a big difference among the inhabitants of Michoacán.
Faced with all the "noise" of the new technologies, we need to foster the interior quiet that enables us to hear the voice of the Holy Spirit in our soul. A new article on Christian life.
"In hallowing the Sabbath, in 'creating' the festive day, God has wanted to associate all men and women with his loving gaze upon the world." A new article in the series on the family and raising children.
"On reaching adolescence children may strongly demand an amount of freedom that at times they aren’t yet ready to manage in a mature way."
Las Gravileas, a training center for women, has worked for sixteen years running intensive technical and business training programs for destitute women.
Guided by St. Josemaría Escrivá’s passion for social development and the education of youth, the Metro Achievement Center opened its doors twenty-five years ago in the heart of Chicago’s inner city. Metro is one example among many social initiatives inspired by Opus Dei throughout the world.
A young father asks Saint Josemaria about how to "face this dilemma" we all have with regard to balancing work and family.
St Josemaria often recalled with gratitude how his parents introduced him step by step to the Christian way of life
We have a human ideal that becomes divine. New horizons of hope open up in our life and we come to the point of sacrificing willingly.
The essential equality between men and women demands an understanding of the complementary roles which they play in the Church’s growth and in the progress of society.
