Apuntes para una reflexión teológica sobre el itinerario jurídico del Opus Dei / Notes for theological reflection in relation to the Canonical Path of Opus Dei [PDF]
Studia et Documenta, 2016 The author, reflecting on the canonical path of Opus Dei, shows how the founder defends the clear-cut secularity of Opus Dei members by overcoming the concepts of the “evangelical counsels” and “state of perfection”.
José Luis Illanes
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Las Preces del Opus Dei: comentario histórico-teológico / The Preces of Opus Dei: a historical and theological commentary [PDF]
Studia et Documenta, 2022 The Preces of Opus Dei are a particular form of prayer of the members of Opus Dei. The Preces were composed by Saint Josemaría in 1930 out of the litanic and antiphonal forms of the Roman rite. This article analyses the process of formation of the Preces
Juan Rego Bárcena
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Falange versus Opus Dei. Política y religión en la Posguerra española (1939-1945) [PDF]
Hispania Sacra, 2018 Este artículo versa acerca de la elaboración de unos informes de Falange sobre el Opus Dei en los primeros años del franquismo. El primer informe (16.I.1942), un documento de 3 hojas, se tituló «Informe confidencial sobre la Organización secreta Opus Dei»
Onésimo Díaz Hernández
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La formación de las primeras mujeres del Opus Dei (1945-1950) / The Formation of First Opus Dei Women (1945-1950) [PDF]
Studia et Documenta, 2020 The article focuses in the spiritual and religious formation of first Opus Dei women. The beginning of this kind of formation was not possible in the first forties years, because of priests absence to help the founder in this task.
Mercedes Montero
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Las primeras agregadas del Opus Dei (1949-1955). Una aproximación prosopográfica / The first female associates of Opus Dei (1949-1955). A prosopographic approach [PDF]
Studia et Documenta, 2019 Starting 1950, single and married people of whatever condition and situation in life can become members of Opus Dei. This article focused on the first female associates who were admitted to Opus Dei between 1949 to 1955.
María Hernández-Sampelayo +1 more
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Ramona Sanjurjo Aranaz y los inicios del Opus Dei en Vigo (1945-2001) / Ramona Sanjurjo Aranaz and the Beginnings of Opus Dei in Vigo [PDF]
Studia et Documenta, 2018 Ramona Sanjurjo Aranaz was born into a well-known family from Vigo (Galicia, Spain). She joined Opus Dei as a Supernumerary in 1948. She always lived in Vigo where she took care of her family and participated in the growth of the apostolate of Opus Dei ...
Francisca Colomer Pellicer
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Los obispos españoles ante el Opus Dei (1939-1946) / Spanish Bishops towards Opus Dei, 1936-1946 [PDF]
Studia et Documenta, 2020 The relationship between the founder of Opus Dei and his collaborators with the Spanish bishops between the end of the Spanish Civil War in April 1939 and the first trip of Escrivá to Rome in June 1946 is explored. The issues discussed with the prelates,
Santiago Martínez Sánchez
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OPUS DEI: BEYOND THE FICTION [PDF]
English Teaching Journal : A Journal of English Literature, Language and Education, 2014 <p>The purpose of this research is to describe the Opus Dei organization inside <em>The Da Vinci Code </em>movie and Opus Dei in reality. It is due to the controversies and much efforts to defend the truth against the movie. This research uses descriptive qualitative method.
Hidayatullah, Abi Makarim +1 more
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Los Agregados del Opus Dei: Historia de los comienzos / The Associates of Opus Dei: A History of the Beginnings [PDF]
Studia et Documenta, 2021 After 1950, following pontifical approvals, single and married people of all walks of life were able to join Opus Dei. The celibate members now included the aggregates in addition to the numeraries. In this article, which is a prelude to a more extensive
Constantino Ánchel
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Opus Dei ("Work of God" in Latin), also known as the Prelature of the Holy Cross, is a modern international institution within the Roman Catholic Church. Opus Dei was founded by Josemaria Escriva (1902-1975), a Spanish priest who was canonized as a saint by the Catholic Church in 2002.
Enciclopedia Católica
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