Opus Dei - writings of the founder

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The Way	Friends of God	Holy Rosary

Furrow	Christ is passing by	The Way of the Cross

The Forge	In love with the Church	Conversations

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Opus Dei

Opus Dei (“Work of God,” in Latin) is a hierarchical institution of the Catholic Church, a personal prelature. Its purpose is to contribute to the evangelizing mission of the Church. Specifically, it educates people about the universal call to sanctity and the sanctifying value of ordinary work. Opus Dei was founded by Saint Josemaría Escrivá in 1928.



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Friends of God

Child of God, friend of God: central realities in the Christian's life



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The Way of the Cross

The suffering of Christ and its meaning for the Christian



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Holy Rosary

For walking next to Mary in daily life