@OpusDeiProblems This is 100% true and also consistent with my experience. I believe option 1 also leads to being ignored, ostracised, taken away from opportunities where you may “influence” others and made out to be crazy
@OpusDeiProblems 100% and it’s always when the veil is lifted and you realise that these people are not your family. For me that was when I knew I had to leave.
@S_cottW with 1 in 3 Australian Psychologists closing their books, I implore Police Heath to include @AASW_ Accredited Mental Health Social Workers under ‘Psychology and Counselling’ benefits. Social Workers are picking up the slack of Australia’s mental health crisis!
@Southpol11@JohnLutge@vanbadham It’s about his connections to Opus Dei and their practice of corporal mortification using a cilice (though this is usually reserved for celibate members)
@_chrismouf_@Milliganreports I don’t think she is incorrectly attacking PARED. It’s about understanding the negative influence of Opus Dei in people’s lives. PARED is one channel of influence.
@_chrismouf_@Milliganreports CEO of PARED asked me to come forward. Not Opus Dei. A stranger high up in a business contacted me not anyone from Opus Dei. Just to clarify