The Celebration of Our Lady of Mount Carmel and solemn profession of Our Brothers.
It is no longer news that every vocation is a gift from God to an individual and through him to the Church and society. The Solemnity …
The month of May 2026 marked the celebration of our Provincial Chapter, a moment of grace for the Anglo‑Irish Province. We give thanks to God for the spirit of fraternity and discernment that shaped our days together, and we remain …
The friars, with Lucy Franks as facilitator, gathered on the hill of Derry for the 2023 chapter assembly in a prayerful space filled with silence, reflection and deeper disposition to the Holy Spirit. The Chapter began officially …
The month of July is always a special month in the life of every Carmelite as we celebrate the Solemnity of Our Lady of Mount Carmel on July 16th. It …
The Centre for Applied Carmelite Spirituality (CACS) is a Carmelite institution dedicated to the promotion and renewal of the spiritual life through in-depth spiritual formation based on Carmelite spirituality and its ancient tradition of prayer. As an apostolate of the …
Carmelite Encounters is the UK Carmelite Friars outreach to Young Adults.
Carmel is compared to a garden where God dwells and all inside are sheltered from the noise and bustle of the world.
Please explore our website to learn more …
The Carmelites originate from a group of Christians who, seeking a deeper way of life, settled on Mount Carmel in Israel 800 years ago. In the 1560s, in Spain, St Teresa of Avila and St John of the Cross began …
CARMELITE BOOK SERVICE was set up as a world-wide mail order service in 1984, (on-line since 1997), to provide all books in print on Carmelite Spirituality to the whole family of Carmel. The aim was to stock all titles so …
The story of Carmel is essentially a love story and, like every love story, involves a journey of the heart, a journey that will ultimately be fulfilled only in the possession of the Beloved. We are made
Carmelite Saints CalendarLiturgy Guidelines 2007: – Sundays Year C; Weekdays Year 1.
(For an explanation of the various categories of celebration please see liturgical notes)
OCD = Celebration for Discalced Carmelites.
OC = Celebration for Carmelites of the …
