William Keenan

William Keenan

William Keenan first encountered Opus Dei in Manchester in the 1960s. He is a writer and journalist and he worked for many years on the Daily Mirror as a feature writer, television critic and investigative journalist. He has also written several detective novels and radio plays for the BBC.

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"Finish at least one of your projects"

  • 26 March 2008
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For William Keenan, Opus Dei's teachings in St Josemaría Escriva's book for meditation The Way gave him the motivation to finish his novel. Through Opus Dei Keenan learned to apply his will and finish his projects.

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