Letter: Dismay and disbelief at your Opus Dei book review
Dismay because of the obvious ignorance and simmering hatred in the book under discussion, and disbelief that a quality newspaper like the FT should recommend it as one of its “best books of the week” ...
The Washington Post23d
A history of Opus Dei — and the conspiracy theories around it
The Catholic organization Opus Dei was born amid conspiracy theories. Its founder, Josemaría Escrivá, had struggled to win converts to his group — envisioned as a lay entity within the ...
RNS on MSN1mon
A new book chronicles the behind-the-scenes Christian nationalism of Opus Dei
In a new book, “Opus: The Cult of Dark Money ... of the court and a force in advancing Christian nationalism: Opus Dei.
The Da Vinci Code Made Them Famous. That Was Just the Beginning.
M ost Americans, if they have heard of the organization Opus Dei, know it because of the Dan Brown novel The Da Vinci Code, a ...
The Financial Times29d
Opus — understanding the web of influence at the heart of the Catholic Church
The second half of the book focuses on how Opus Dei through the 1990s and 2000s built alliances with American conservative Catholic elites, developing a powerful “dark money” funding machine ...
The Irish Times25d
Opus by Gareth Gore: Shining a light on the ‘dark money’ behind a shadowy Catholic organisation
It was why, of 19 ministers in Franco’s 1969 Spanish government “10 were allied to Opus Dei”, as Gareth Gore reports in this deeply disturbing and important book which should concern anyone ...