16 Martyrs of Compiègne Followed the Lamb to the Guillotine — and to Glory
They ascended the scaffold out of love for Christ. Within days of their sacrifice, the Reign of Terror came crashing down.
Results from Tag: 'carmelites'
Carmelite Celebrates 70 Years of Being Wedded to Christ
Diocese of Lincoln religious recalls her heart being drawn to her order — and how it remains with Jesus.
From Noise to Grace: My Encounter With God in Silence
How a weekend of sacred peace at a Carmelite monastery opened my heart to God’s ‘still, small voice’
St. Teresa of Los Andes, Pray For Us!
St. Teresa allowed her life to be transformed by her love for Christ.
Carmelite Nuns Move From New York to Florida in Pursuit of ‘Silence and Solitude’
The Discalced Carmelite Monastery of the Little Flower of Jesus was originally established in Buffalo just over 100 years ago.
The Mystery Hidden Behind the Carmelite Grille
The main apostolate and charism of the Discalced Carmelite nuns is to be ardently united to Jesus Christ by love
Carmelite Nuns Sue Fort Worth Bishop Over ‘Grave Misconduct’ in Investigation of Mother Superior
Nuns from an Arlington, Texas, Carmelite monastery are suing the Diocese of Fort Worth and the bishop for $1 million for alleged violations of privacy and harm to their physical and emotional well-being.
A Look Into America’s Oldest Carmelite Monastery
Founded in 1790, the Mount Carmel Monastery was the first Catholic convent for religious women in the U.S.
Fairfield Carmelite Sisters Wait and Pray for an End to Their Saga
The Discalced Carmelites of Fairfield find themselves in the center of a controversy spawned by the 2018 Vatican document 'Cor Orans.'
‘I Got It’: Daughter Offers Perspective on Her Mother’s Decision to Become Cloistered Carmelite Nun
A personal recollection of the late Ann Miller, who in 1989 left behind her public life and 10 adult children to become Carmelite Sister Mary Joseph of the Trinity.
