Opus Dei Prelate: ‘These Are Difficult Times in the World and in the Church’
Msgr. Ocáriz also addressed the question of Christian joy in relation to the theological virtues: faith, hope, and charity.
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Prominent Cardinal Denies Allegations of Sexual Abuse That Led to Disciplinary Measures
The Peruvian cardinal revealed that in August 2018, the Holy See informally informed him of the existence of a complaint against him, without providing details.
Opus Dei Contests Charges of Malfeasance in Author’s New Book
The group pointed out that 'not a single good deed by anyone in Opus Dei is recorded; not a single response from Opus Dei is included to the many charges leveled against Opus Dei in the book.'
Conflict Between Opus Dei and Spanish Diocese to be Mediated by Papal Commissioner
The Holy See announced the appointment to both the prelature and the diocese, which also shared the news on its website.
Opus Dei in Argentina Denies Accusations of Human Trafficking and Labor Exploitation
The prelature issued a Sept. 28 statement on its official website.
Opus Dei Prelate Asks Prayers for New Statutes and to Share ‘the Fire of the Lord’
In July 2022, Pope Francis ordered a reform of Opus Dei.
Opus Dei Prelate Responds to Those Who Consider Group ‘Conservative, Powerful and Secretive’
Msgr. Ocáriz recalled that St. Josemaría said that 'the ways of doing and saying things change, but the essence, the spirit, remains.'
Opus Dei Prelate’s Visit to Venezuela Postponed
Although the statement did not explain the reasons for the postponement, Venezuela is in the midst of severe disturbances following the July 28 elections.
Media Caricatures Bear No Resemblance to Real Faces of Opus Dei
COMMENTARY: Contrary to the menacing portraits drawn by Opus Dei’s critics, St. Josemaría Escrivá founded ‘the Work’ to help people become ‘contemplatives in the midst of the world’ by sanctifying their daily lives and work.
Catholic Foodies: Virginia’s Audrey O’Neill — With a Recipe for Stuffed Manicotti
‘One of the things I had to do in high school was to participate in a charity of our choice,’ says O’Neill. ‘I chose catechism. This was the beginning of a journey that has carried me through life.’
