Thumbs-down
- Damian Thompson, co-editor of the UK Catholic Herald, in The Telegraph.
- Peter Duffy in America.
- Fr. Richard John Neuhaus in First Things. (It's in his monthly Public Square column. Well, if one can call something that takes up a third of the print publication a column! Search for "Opus Dei" on the page.)
- Fr. John Jay Hughes in the National Catholic Reporter. His "best work to date."
- Renée LaReau in Busted Halo.
- Christopher Howse in The Tablet. (Why the page says "Lead Book Reviews - May 2020" is beyond me. A prophesy?)
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In case you haven't yet heard, Terry Gross' interview with John Allen will be on "Fresh Air" this Monday night (Nov 28.)
From a Link accessible from NPR.org (scroll down to the bottom of the NPR page):
November 28 · Opus Dei is a lay Catholic group founded in 1928; its core ideal is the sanctification of work. But critics and some former members have accused the group of cult-like practices and of promoting a right-wing agenda. We talk with John Allen, Vatican correspondent for the National Catholic Reporter, about his new book on Opus Dei.
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