Reporter runs interference for controversial Catholic group. Excellent article. From The Irish Echo Online, USA. (March 15, 2006)
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The entrance to the national headquarters of the Roman Catholic group Opus Dei is the last place you would expect to find mention of "The Da Vinci Code." From Delaware Online. (February 24, 2006)
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Opus Dei spokeswoman, Terri Carron said the group will not be calling for a boycott of the film. She said the group just wants people to question their spirituality. From the Basque News and Information Channel. (February 17, 2006)
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The book portrays Opus Dei as a power-hungry movement bent on covering up the truth about Christ's bloodline. From The BBC. (February 15, 2006)
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Controversial Catholic group runs several charities and student residences in Canada. Article details Opus Dei cult operations in Canada. From Canada.com. (February 15, 2006)
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Congressional Briefing: Sam Brownback in Rolling Stone
He was baptized not in a church but in a chapel tucked between lobbyists' offices on K Street that is run by Opus Dei, the secretive lay order founded by a Catholic priest who advocated ‘holy coercion’ and considered Spanish dictator Francisco Franco an ideal of worldly power. From Lawrence Journal World. (January 31, 2006)
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