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"Been There All Along" is Carmelite Tracy O'Sullivan's brave and fiercely honest reflection on his lifelong desire and struggle to be an authentic man of faith. He has been involved in some of the...

Two Carmelite priests from Germany came to the United States of America during its Civil War to plant their religious Order on the North American continent. This book records the early years of...

The history of the Carmelite Order of the Catholic Church, founded in the 13th century, and now located on five continents. The author, a long time history teacher, uses the storytelling style of...

Immersed in Mystery: Articles For An Interior LifeAuthor: John WelchPublisher: Carmelite MediaPublication Date: Jan 31, 2025Number of Pages: 130 pagesBinding: Paperback or SoftbackISBN-10:...

Among all the writings of St. Teresa of Avila, the Interior Castle is the work which is most appropriate for the study of the ascetical and mystical life. Chronologically it is her last book and it...

Come organizzazione non governativa (ONG) con il suo statuto speciale nel Consiglio Economico e Sociale (ECOSOC), la sua affiliazione al Dipartimento di Informazione Pubblica (DPI) delle Nazioni...

With insight and hindsight the author presents a renewed vision of the Carmelite tradition of prayer and spirituality. This tradition presents an invitation to contemplation as the real conclusion of...

The last dogma defined by the Church is the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary into heavenly glory. This dogma is the gateway to answer one of the greatest problems that has ever faced the human...

This work is the history of the Carmelite Order, from its foundation in the 13th century until 1959. A life-long project of its author, Joachim Smet, O. Carm., this work provides the reader with a...

A concise and precise retelling of the story of Teresa of Ahumada who became one of the world's most famous authors, reformer of an ancient religious Order, and a saint of the Catholic Church. With...

Although originally written for men preparing for solemn vows in the Carmelite Order, this Thirty-Day Retreat can be used for Carmelite nuns, sisters, and Carmelite laity with little or no adaptation...