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'''Opus Dei''' ("God's Work") is a powerful and influential conservative ] organization founded in ] by '''Josemaria Escriva''' (who styled himself with the aristocratic title "de Balaguer"). ] gave Opus Dei the status of his personal ] in ], and ] Josemaria Escriva in ].

They are regarded by some as a religious ]. Their detractors accuse them of being influenced by ] ideas: Escriva was certainly a supporter of ].

They practice ], viewed by some as a form of ]. Josemaria Escriva is recorded as having whipped himself until the wall of the room were splattered with blood.

:"Blessed be pain. Loved be pain. Sanctified be pain. . . Glorified be pain!"
:(Josemaria Escriva, founder of Opus Dei, The Way, 208)

==External links==

* http://www.opusdei.org/ (official page)
* http://www.mond.at/opus.dei/ (adversary page)
* http://www.odan.org/
* http://www.odan.org/archives_corporal.htm

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