The group, which has been under investigation by the Vatican, "categorically denies" any accusations of human trafficking or ...

They were the most normal people in the world. And yet, the way they died, was two of them tried to save the life of the ...

Opus Dei — Work of God in Latin — was founded by the Spanish priest Josemaría Escrivá in 1928, and has 90,000 members in 70 countries. The lay group, ...

Lima Newsroom, Aug 24, 2024 / 08:30 am. During his recent trip through Latin America, the prelate of Opus Dei, Monsignor Fernando Ocáriz, gave an interview to the Chilean newspaper El Mercurio in ...

What Is Opus Dei and Why Are 43 Argentinian Women Suing The Secretive Catholic Group The name Opus Dei literally translates to 'Work of God' in Latin, reflecting its followers' beliefs.

Almost since Opus Dei was founded in 1928 in pre-Franco Spain, the conservative Catholic group has been described as a "shadowy," "secretive," "cult-like" "sect." Every few years that image, which ...

As it grew, Opus Dei prospered through financial fraud, which funded dorms and universities that recruited male converts. Gore also reports that the leadership appointed and pursued young women to ...

Opus Dei had planned to revise its statutes to conform them to Pope Francis’ motu proprio Ad Charisma Tuendum. Essentially, the pontiff’s directive subjected Opus Dei to the leadership of the ...

Opus Dei is a controversial Catholic organisation with schools and conference centres across the globe. Close links to the Vatican mean members are highly influential within the Catholic church.

You may have heard about Opus Dei: the theologically conservative, secretive religious organization. It was made famous in "The Da Vinci Code," the novel by Dan Brown that became a hit movie. That ...

Total Effort. Opus Dei (official title: Sociedad Sacerdotal de la Santa Cruz y del Opus Dei) was founded in Madrid on Oct. 2, 1928. The founder was a young Marist priest, José María Escrivá de ...