Opus Dei in the News- Allegations of Trafficking, Manipulation, and Smokescreens (it ain't pretty)

Well folks, it has been way too long, but after a (rather unplanned) hiatus, I am back with a new video about the Opus Dei organization. Since it's been so long, I decided we would take a look at how the Work has been represented in the press within the last six months to a year. To say it's been interesting would be putting it MILDY. So buckle up, and welcome to The Deep Dive. Links: -Women in Argentina claim labor exploitation by Opus Dei: https://apnews.com/article/business-paraguay-europe-argentina-uruguay-43b48ed43c2f7ddebf05ec6203b12d8d -SERVANTS OF GOD? The ordeal of 43 women facing Opus Dei- https://www.lanacion.com.ar/sociedad/servidoras-de-dios-el-calvario-de-las-43-mujeres-que-enfrentan-al-opus-dei-nid17052021/ -Spain's Church seeks to add credence to enquiry of alleged child abuse- https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/spains-church-seeks-add-credence-enquiry-alleged-child-abuse-2022-02-22/ -Spanish bishops say they won’t participate in national clerical abuse inquiry- https://cruxnow.com/church-in-europe/2022/04/spanish-bishops-say-they-wont-participate-in-national-clerical-abuse-inquiry -The Pope made reforms that do not satisfy and blur Opus Dei- https://www.lacapital.com.ar/informacion-general/el-papa-hizo-reformas-que-no-satisfacen-y-desdibujan-al-opus-dei-n10012639.html -Philippine bishops rebuked over pastoral letter- https://www.heraldmalaysia.com/news/philippine-bishops-rebuked-over-pastoral-letter/64564/1