Opus Dei

Reading, a mission, and questions to reflect on in the fourth week of the Saint Josemaria challenge (March 28-June 26, 2025).

The Way of the Cross is an old Christian devotion of walking Jesus' path to Calvary with Him, reflecting on 14 parts (or stations) of the journey.

Have you ever wondered what “doing good” actually means? We're not talking about saving the world from an alien takeover, movie-style, or grand gestures that seem impossible in the day-to-day. This is about something much closer to home and, believe it or not, more powerful: the works of mercy.

The Jubilee of 2025 is a unique opportunity to renew your faith, receive a plenary indulgence, and start fresh with a clean slate. Here’s how you can make the most of it through concrete actions.

Short examinations of conscience inspired by the saints.

For people who gave up social media for Lent. Mid design. No infinite scroll. Just content to help you walk the 40-day path to Holy Week and Easter.

Lent is a season of conversion... so how can we walk this 40-day path to Easter authentically and intentionally?

Cecilia was born into a Catholic family in Ontario, Canada. The faith she received in her childhood is, to some extent, from her great-grandfather (the English intellectual Malcolm Muggeridge) and his tireless search for truth. The legacy Malcolm and his wife Kitty left their family was this spirit of inquiry and dedication. In her vocation to Opus Dei as an assistant numerary, Cecilia seeks to make people loved and valued through her professional work and to bring them closer to God.

We asked seven young people to read ‘The Way,’ a book by St. Josemaria, and to choose their favourite points. In this video, Veronica Maria, Michele, Angelica, Giulia, Angelina, Roberto, and Federico tell us why they chose the points they did.

Some suggestions for people who want to start walking a path of spiritual accompaniment and are looking for a place to start, or for those who've already begun but aren't sure what to talk about.