"Finding God in my studies and friendships"
Anthony, a graduate student in Montreal, Canada, speaks about how the formation he receives at an Opus Dei center helps him find God in his studies and friendships.
Conducting the Orchestra of Your Life
Beatrice Venezi is the youngest orchestra conductor in Italy. She learned about the message of Saint Josemaría at a university residence in Milan.
"An apostle of joy"
Fabio, a cooperator of Opus Dei in Italy, died recently due to a cancerous tumor. A friend of his recounts the story of his life, marked by joy and generous self-giving.
That Trinitarian Current of Love
"What does faith in the Blessed Trinity mean for our own life?" A new article in the series "Light of Faith."
"Squirrel Hill will never be the same again"
Grandvue Center, a women's center of Opus Dei in Pittsburgh, is across the street from the synagogue where the recent mass shooting took place. Here are some stories from that deeply moving day.
Pope's prayer intention for November 2018
Let us pray together that the language of love and dialogue may always prevail over the language of conflict.
"So that’s what the Synod was like!"
Kevin de Souza was appointed to the Team of Experts for the recently concluded Synod for young people. He recounts his experiences during the days of the synod.
Guadalupe in Mexico: Offering Formation for All
Guadalupe Ortiz de Landázuri, who helped begin Opus Dei's apostolic activities in Mexico, strove to provide Christian formation to people from all social backgrounds, including young women mired in poverty in farm villages.
Something Great That Is Love (II): What your life could be
"Today, at this very moment, God continues to seek and knock at the door of every person." Second article in a series on discerning one's personal vocation in life.
Every day with new enthusiasm
On 17th January 1906 Tomás Alvira was born in Villanueva de Gállego, the village of his father and grandfather, a few kilometres from Saragossa. His daughter, Pilar, recalls that it was her father’s habit to celebrate his birthday not for himself, but for the enjoyment of the whole family, a simple party full of joy.