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Opus: The Cult of Dark Money, Human Trafficking, and Right-Wing Conspiracy inside the Catholic Church

Cult Dark Money Human Trafficking: Opus is Gareth Gore’s investigative account of alleged financial influence and recruitment linked to Opus Dei, tracing the story from Banco Popular’s collapse to political activity in the United States. Its stated scope spans decades and continents, making it a substantial read for readers interested in investigative reporting on religion, finance, and politics.

At a glance

Follows the claimed links between members of Opus Dei and Banco Popular, whose collapse is dated to 2017 in the listing.
The description says the narrative draws on bank records, insider accounts, and interviews with whistle-blowers.
Covers alleged recruitment practices and political influence, including activity in the United States.

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Pros and cons

Pros

The described reporting connects corporate finance, religious institutions, recruitment, and politics in one extended investigation.
The 448-page length allows the book to cover a history presented as spanning decades and multiple continents.

Technical specifications

8 specifications

Publication
Publisher	Simon & Schuster
Publication date	Oct. 1 2024
Language	English
Print length	448 pages
ISBN-10	1668016141
ISBN-13	978-1668016145

Dimensions and installation
Weight listed	590 g
Dimensions	15.24 x 2.79 x 22.86 cm

What to know before buying

The listing frames its claims as an exposé and allegations about Opus Dei and Banco Popular. Readers should treat the description as the publisher’s account of the book’s argument, not as independent verification.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Readers of investigative journalism about religion, banking, and political influence.
Readers interested in Opus Dei, Banco Popular, and the Catholic Church’s modern history.

Less suited to

Readers looking for a neutral introductory guide to Catholic doctrine or a short overview of Opus Dei.

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.6 / 5 · 560 ratings

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4 stars16%16%
3 stars6%6%
2 stars1%1%
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Frequently asked questions

What is Opus about?

The listing describes Gareth Gore’s investigation of alleged Opus Dei influence inside the Catholic Church and around the world, including links to Banco Popular, recruitment, and political causes.

How long is the book?

The listing gives a print length of 448 pages.

What language is the book in?

The listed language is English.

Who may find this book relevant?

It is aimed at readers interested in investigative reporting that connects religion, finance, recruitment, and political activity.