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  • St. Josemaría Escrivá de Balaguer
    Opus Dei
    / Membership and activities

    …is also financially assisted by cooperators, who are not members and, by permission of the Holy See, need not be Christians. Ordained priests constitute only a tiny percentage of the organization; in 2021 they numbered some 2,000 of the almost 94,000 members of Opus Dei worldwide.

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    …is also financially assisted by cooperators, who are not members and, by permission of the Holy See, need not be Christians. Ordained priests constitute only a tiny percentage of the organization; in 2021 they numbered some 2,000 of the almost 94,000 members of Opus Dei worldwide.

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