Their Kingdom Come — Robert Hutchison | Exposé of Opus Dei’s Power & Secrecy

Their Kingdom Come by Robert Hutchison offers an investigative look into Opus Dei, one of the most secretive and influential organizations within the Roman Catholic Church. Hutchison delves into the group's origins, its founder Josemaría Escrivá, and its rise to prominence, highlighting its alleged involvement in global politics, financial dealings, and its controversial practices. The book presents a critical perspective on the organization's operations and its impact on the Church and beyond. 

Key Topics Covered:

• The founding and rise of Opus Dei within the Catholic Church

• Alleged financial and political influence of the organization

• Controversies surrounding its secretive practices and teachings

• The role of Opus Dei in global events and its relationship with the Vatican

• Critical analysis of the organization's impact on modern Catholicism

Robert Hutchison, Opus Dei, Catholic Church, investigative journalism, religious organizations, secret societies, Josemaría Escrivá, Vatican, global politics, financial influence, religious controversies