Decoding Opus Dei
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A Vatican writer discusses the Roman Catholic Church's most
controversial organization-and how it was misrepresented in 'The Da
Vinci Code'
WEB EXCLUSIVE
By Edward Pentin
Newsweek
Updated: 5:58 p.m. ET March 24, 2005
March 24 - In Dan Brown's best-selling thriller, "The Da Vinci
Code," Opus Dei is depicted as a dark and mysterious cult within the
Roman Catholic Church, a secretive society of men and women who have
sought political power to further the interests of a wealthy elite. Yet
the true nature of Opus Dei, Latin for the "Work of God," is more
prosaic, say those who have studied the organization.
Opus Dei
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