Opus Dei

Everyone is called to participate in God's love. This is the first article in "Called to Love," a series on celibacy.

Chelsea (Trinidad & Tobago) talks about how she finds God and brings joy to other people through her work as an entrepreneur.

Javi Ballester talks about learning to accept his father's mental illness and support him as a family, and how the experience helped him discover God's call.

"Why is this happening to me? It's not fair; I haven't done anything wrong." We get upset when we don’t understand the reason for illness, and it’s tough to feel that no one is there to share in our suffering.

We all want to love and be loved for our whole lives, but how? Is there such a thing as love "forever"?

Seeing God and knowing that you’re seen by Him means stepping into such a deep, intimate moment that words are unnecessary. You’re looking at someone you know perfectly, who knows you, and with whom you can share your deepest feelings and most personal joys. So here’s the million-dollar question: how do you get there?

Trinidad got to know St. Josemaria through his book "The Way." She felt like the points were written specifically for her, and they helped her see the future with hope.

"I am yours, for you I was born: what do you want from me, Jesus?"

"Lord, that I may see! Lady, that it may be!"

"Twenty-six years, the grace of God, and good humor."