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Cooperators of Opus Dei Saint Josemaría Escrivá founded Opus Dei, an institution of the Catholic Church, on October 2, 1928. Its purpose is to contribute to the Church’s mission to evangelize the world, fostering among people of all sectors of society a life consistent with one’s faith, in the ordinary circumstances of daily life and especially through the sanctification of work. The message Opus Dei tries to spread is that all honest human work can give glory to God and be “divinized.” For St. Josemaría, to sanctify work means to work with Jesus’ spirit: doing our work conscientiously, seeking to give glory to God and to serve others, and thus to contribute to the sanctification of the world. The Work provides spiritual formation and pastoral attention to its faithful and to everyone else who wants it, so that each one, in his or her own place in the Church and in the world, may get to know and love God better, giving witness to the faith and striving to help provide Christian solutions to society’s problems. The Prelature of Opus Dei is made up of a Prelate (Bishop Javier Echevarría) with his clergy, and lay faithful, both men and women. Many other people also take part in its activities, and among them many ask to be Cooperators. Cooperators of Opus Dei are men and women who by their prayer, almsgiving and work help further the activities organized by the Prelature of Opus Dei, each according to their specific possibilities. This brochure offers a few testimonies of how Cooperators help, and why. CONTENTS What is Opus Dei? 4 Cooperators of Opus Dei 6 The joy of giving 14 An unexpected greatness 22 Friends of God 30 St. Josemaría, a saint close to us 38 Information Office of Opus Dei in The Netherlands Jacob Obrechtstraat 74 1071 KP Amsterdam Tel. (31) 20. 671 58 37 info.nl@opusdei.org www.opusdei.nl

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