
A Christmas Reflection
From Blessed Titus Brandsma: December 1922 … I see with more clarity that it is always Christmas for me, that, just like that night, Mary

Blessed Titus Brandsma on the Road to Sainthood
News of Great Joy!!!!BLESSED TITUS BRANDSMA Pope Francis authorizes the Congregation for the Causes of Saints to promulgate a series of Decrees including the recognition of

Commemoration of all Carmelite Souls
To pray for the dead “is a holy and pious thought” (2Macc 12:46); we shall therefore devoutly remember in the Lord deceased members of our

Feast of All Carmelite Saints
We pray that the example of these saints will continue to inspire holiness in a new generation of our brothers and sisters. Like them, we can

Annual Carmelite Studies Lecture: St. Joseph in the Carmelite Tradition
Click here for the video recording of the lecture: 2nd Annual Carmelite Lecture: St Joseph in the Carmelite Tradition The Annual Carmelite Studies Lecture is

Daily Reflections and Novena to St Thérèse of Lisieux
Join the Carmelites as we prepare for the Feast of St Thérèse of the Child Jesus and the Holy Face with daily reflections and a

Feast Day Novena Prayer
(This prayer is used by the Carmelites during the Feast Day Novena) St. Therese, Flower of fervor and love, please intercede for us. Fill our

Our Lady of Mount Carmel
As Queen, whenever we seek the right path, she guides us. As Mother, whatever we encounter, she watches over us. As Sister, wherever life leads,

Carmelite Symposium – Summer 2021 Carmel Witness Today: Prophetic, Prayerful, Present
The Center for Carmelite Studies at the Catholic University of America is co-sponsoring with the Carmelite Institute of North America the following summer symposium. For

Into the Land of Carmel Retreat: July 11-16 2021
Into the Land of Carmel Retreat is a five day retreat in the Carmelite Tradition in Darien, Illinois. For all the details click here carmelitespiritualcenter.

Profession of Solemn Vows
Topic: “Jesus and the End: The Problem of Contingency” Sponsored by the Center for Carmelite Studies and the Biblical Area of the School of Theology

Annual Roland Murphy (O.Carm) Lecture
Topic: “Jesus and the End: The Problem of Contingency” Sponsored by the Center for Carmelite Studies and the Biblical Area of the School of Theology
St. Joseph, Ordinary Holiness, and the Renewal of Society
In this Year of St Joseph, Patron and Principal Protector of the Carmelite Order, the Center for Carmelite Studies is co-sponsoring an event with the

First Annual Lecture in Carmelite Studies
Professor Keith Egan, Ph.D. T.O.Carm. attracted a wide and very appreciative audience to the First Annual Lecture in Carmelite Studies. In a very scholarly and
