Work is a fundamental element of human life that claims much of our time. Consider Jesus’ 30 years as a carpenter under the tutelage of St. Joseph! Our natural tendency can be to often curse or shirk its presence in life, instead of recognizing its true value as a source of personal development, improvement of society, and means of holiness and apostolate.
The core part of the book is a dialogue between numerous scholars and Msgr. Fernando Ocáriz about the message of St. Josemaría Escrivá, one of the great teachers of modern spirituality, who has taught us to sanctify work, to sanctify oneself at work, and to sanctify others through work.
Use these words to reflect on the meaning of work in your own life and to learn how to change your perception of work as a burden into work as a source of sanctification.
Monsignor Fernando Ocáriz (born in Paris in 1944) was appointed prelate of Opus Dei in 2017 by Pope Francis. After completing his university studies in Barcelona, he moved to Rome to study theology. He is a physicist, theologian, university professor, and the author of several books and specialized articles. He is also a consultant for various dicasteries in the Holy See.
Maria Ferrari is a professor of Special Ethics at the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross (Rome). Born in Brazil, she studied journalism (São Paulo, 1980) and obtained a Ph.D. in Philosophy in Rome, where she now lives. She has published articles in numerous magazines and collaborated in collective works on political philosophy issues.
| SKU/ISBN | 9781594173738 |
| Product Number | 73738 |
| Size | 5 x 7.25 |
| Format | Paperback |
| Pages | 98 |
