Apr 1, 2026 · 32 min · 13 segments
Opus Dei’s founder taught his followers that spiritual formation is a continual development of character. But some find that the views spread by Opus Dei do not always match the Church’s official…
Antonia CundyHostDanGuestKatherineGuestJackGuestVladimir FeltzmanGuestMargaret DoranGuestOpus Dei Critic IntervieweeGuestMaryGuestGrace HearnGuestFormer Numerary IntervieweeGuestYou shouldn't have a career because if you're not trying to get married and have kids as young as possible, then that's a sin.
They told stories all the time about how they knew people who got engaged and the women were like, well, you're going to help me take care of the kids, right? And you're going to help me in the house.
And the fiance would then walk away and leave them and be like, I don't want a woman like that.
So Escriva had views he wanted to share, and he also had a plan for how to disseminate them.
You shouldn't have a career because if you're not trying to get married and have kids as young as possible, then that's a sin.
They told stories all the time about how they knew people who got engaged and the women were like, well, you're going to help me take care of the kids, right? And you're going to help me in the house.
And the fiance would then walk away and leave them and be like, I don't want a woman like that.
So Escriva had views he wanted to share, and he also had a plan for how to disseminate them.
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