Lenten Webinar: Searching for the Divine in One Another
WEBINARPresented by Fr. Rijo Jose, O.Carm.
This webinar explores the Carmelite identity, as Edith Stein would have responded to aggression from a dynamic human-divine relational perspective, and how this relationship is a prerequisite for harmonious coexistence. The task, then, is to love each other while realizing our personal-divine nucleus.
Webinar: Excavating the ‘Feminine Genius’
WEBINARPope Saint John Paul II has described women as in possession of a special "feminine genius" that is constituted of receptivity, generosity, sensitivity, and maternity, including spiritual maternity. In this webinar, I want to examine what St. Teresa of Avila's The Way of Perfection can contribute to our understanding of femininity and to concerns today about [...]
2021 Virtual Symposium
Virtual SymposiumJuly 19-21, 2021 | $200 if paid by June 1st | Sponsored by Carmelite Institute of North America and Center for Carmelite Studies.
Lenten Webinar: Mysticism of the Passion & Resurrection
WEBINARSister Veronica of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, O.Carm. Carmelite Nuns of the Ancient Observance
Webinar: Principles of Change
WEBINARThis webinar explores Teresa of Avila’s approach to the Carmelite reform of the 16th century, in order to increase our appreciation for the practical aspects of Carmelite governance which were so important to Teresa. Presenter: Dr. Kristina Olsen
Into the Land of Carmel: Retreat / Seminar
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WEBINAR: Mary, God’s Masterpiece
WEBINARBarbara Hughes, O.C.D.S. has a master’s degree in Formative Spirituality. A wife, mother and grandmother, she is author of Ministry and the Mystical Path, a regular columnist in “The Catholic Virginian” and has been published widely in numerous Catholic periodicals. Her book, Mary the Perfect Contemplative: Carmelite Insights on the Interior Life of Our Lady is available [...]
Advent Webinar 2022
WEBINARTHE LISTENING HEART OF ADVENT Advent invites us to listen deeply and attentively. It is a contemplative listening which Thomas Merton says is “essentially a listening in silence, an expectancy”. As the Advent season shifts to the “O Antiphons” at this time, let’s take a few moments to cultivate a listening heart as we anticipate with joyful expectation the coming of Emmanuel, God-with-us.