My question is . . . what diocese?
Some diocese are “better” than others when it comes to judging the quality and orthodoxy of various materials, programs, etc.
For example, there is a diocese in Ohio where the bishop forbid his priests and visiting preachers to speak about Gibson’s Passion movie. There is also a diocese in Ohio where the bishop “kicked out” Regnum Christi and the Legionaires of Christ (could be the same diocese, not sure). . . and I’m sure there are lots of other examples where a judgment was made against orthodoxy or doctrinal fidelity and the judgment was, well, bogus.
In Conversation with God is put out by Scepter Publishers, wich is the publishing “arm” of Opus Dei, and the books are solidly orthodox – if someone tells you otherwise then they are either mistaken or they have a personal agenda or issue that really puts their own doctrinal fidelity in question. I personally have met several Catholic Church priests and lay employees for whom this is the case, and specifically regarding these books. Sometimes a judgment will be made automatically against anything Opus Dei “puts out” because as you may know, Opus Dei is not so highly regarded by many people within and without the Church.
In the Hearts of Jesus and Mary.