Opus Dei in Contemporary American Politics and Why It Matters

Update: 2025-01-13

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Professor Hamamoto of Cultural Forensics® draws from his long-standing interest in American religion for a review of the Roman Catholic organization Opus Dei seated in the heart of Washington, D.C. and its connection to select sensational crimes in recent times.

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Opus Dei in Contemporary American Politics and Why It Matters

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Opus Dei in Contemporary American Politics and Why It Matters

Professor Hamamoto

Opus Dei in Contemporary American Politics and Why It Matters