text: Not quite a full understanding. The secular exists to serve the sacred.
  
  Your statement clearly shows that have so brittle an understanding of "Opus Dei" let alone a working grasp of its spirit.  And none of its teaching.
  
  If you did, you'd realize that Opus Dei doesn't have a stance or position on the "hypostatic "union" that differs in any way from the Church's understanding.
  
  St Josemaria did pen a marvelous thought on the sacred and secular:  "There is no other way. Either we learn to find our Lord in ordinary, everyday life, or else we shall never find Him. That is why I can tell you that our age needs to give back to matter and to the most trivial occurrences and situations their noble and original meaning. It needs to restore them to the service of the Kingdom of God, to spiritualize them, turning them into a means and an occasion for a continuous meeting with Jesus Christ."
  
  Enjoy at prayer and then apply in ordinary life.   Cheers.