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"Josemaría Escrivá" as a book category denotes works either by or about the 20th-century Spanish priest and founder of Opus Dei, focused on his teaching that ordinary life and everyday work are paths to Christian holiness. It includes his own spiritual writings and collections of homilies (e.g., The Way, Furrow), devotional guides and translations, biographies and memoirs, institutional histories of Opus Dei, theological and pastoral studies, and critical or journalistic examinations of his life and legacy. Typical themes are lay spirituality, divine filiation, prayer in daily life, Christian ethics at work, formation and apostolic activity, and the historical context of mid‑20th‑century Catholicism. The category serves readers seeking devotional guidance, historical background, academic analysis, or varied perspectives—supportive, devotional, and critical—on Escrivá’s influence and thought.

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