São Josemaría Escrivá

About the Author

São Josemaría Escrivá, a Spanish priest and founder of Opus Dei, dedicated his life to promoting the universal call to holiness through everyday work and ordinary circumstances. Born in 1902 in Barbastro, Spain, he was ordained in 1925 and established Opus Dei in 1928 to help people seek God in their professional and family lives. His writings, deeply rooted in Catholic spirituality, emphasize personal sanctification, prayer, and the integration of faith into daily routines. Escrivá's influential works, such as Caminho, sulco, forja: Português brasileiro, have inspired millions worldwide with their practical guidance on Christian living. Canonized by Pope John Paul II in 2002, his legacy continues to encourage laypeople and clergy alike to pursue divine intimacy amid the world's demands.