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 ...

Presence on Campus. With residence centers near many major colleges and universities, Opus Dei seeks to attract young people. "Youth is a time when people are open to great generosity, when they ...

Opus Dei was approved by the Catholic Church in 1950. According to the Saxum website, the conference center will include 50 guestrooms, two chapels, and classrooms.

In Dan Brown's best-selling thriller, "The Da Vinci Code," Opus Dei is depicted as a dark and mysterious cult within the Roman Catholic Church, a secretive society of men and women who have sought ...

And reporters are being invited to tour the $57 million U.S. headquarters, which is a residence for Opus Dei members and a center for community activities.

Opus Dei is currently present in almost 70 countries and is made up of more than 93,000 lay members, of whom 57% are women and 43% men, in addition to 2,095 priests. A Service of EWTN News, Inc.

The Washington Opus Dei crowd brimmed with pride and admiration as they gathered at the Mayflower Hotel, just around the corner from the CIC, to confer the center's greatest honor - the John Paul ...

There are also celibate lay (or “numerary”) members, many of whom live much like an order of priests at an Opus Dei center. There are about 3,000 U.S. Opus Dei members. The McHughs have been ...

Opus Dei paid $977,000 to settle sexual misconduct claim against prominent Catholic priest. January 7, 2019 More than 6 years ago. Father John McCloskey of the Catholic Information Center, ...

In Opus Dei, a traditional community of Catholics, that is the norm for priests working with those they are counseling. McCloskey had an unusual public, free role at the Information Center.

A Washington-area Opus Dei supernumerary named Austin Ruse, president of the fiercely anti-LGBTQ Center for Family and Human Rights, published a book about children whose short lives “point us ...

The Catholic order Opus Dei in 2005 paid $977,000 to settle a sexual misconduct suit against the Rev. C. John McCloskey, a priest well-known for preparing for conversion big-name conservatives ...