We live in a time of radicalism... let us be radical as well
Quote of the day: 3 November
Elijah: Man of crystalline faith — Pope Francis
Scripture presents Elijah as a man of crystalline faith
Quote of the day: 21 July
May I ask you for a memento to our holy Father (St.) Elijah
Quote of the day: 20 July
Elijah, the prophets and conversion of heart: Elijah is the "father" of the prophets
Elijah, our Guide and Father
All of the Carmelites proclaim Elijah to be their guide and father
20 July: OUR FATHER SAINT ELIJAH
ZELO ZELATUS SUM PRO DOMINO DEO EXERCITUUM: I have been most zealous for the Lord, the God of hosts
Quote of the day: 9 July
Carmel finds in Mary the fullness of the spirit that is its own
Quote of the day: 8 January
He trudged across the country, proclaiming truth to those who needed to hear it
Quote of the day: 29 October
The Patristic tradition has seen a model of monastic religious life in Elijah
Quote of the day: 20 July
God doesn’t want us to feel fearful, neither does he want us to sleep
Elijah: Fear and Hope
Even the great men of God can suffer moments of crisis and fear
20 July: Saint Elijah
ZELO ZELATUS SUM PRO DOMINO DEO EXERCITUUM
Haifa and the beauty of Carmel
Haifa is a model of peaceful coexistence between religions
Quote of the day: 30 May
God takes what seems like the end of the road and turns it into a new horizon
Son of the Church: Bishop Silvio José Báez, O.C.D. says, “Yes” when called
Pope Francis told him, “I need you right now.”
Advent 15: Elijah
Elijah, our Father, leads; in our self-denying we follow him
Poverty is the way
Poverty is the way, the very road He came, our heavenly Emperor; untiring in loving, our God is calling; trusting Him, let us follow
But when I leave I want to go out like Elijah With a whirlwind to fuel my chariot of fire (an homage to Rich Mullins)
Since the times of the holy prophet Elijah, our Father, and Guide, the Carmelites have sought nothing more than to walk in truth, following in allegiance to Christ who is the Way, the Truth, and the Life.
St. John Paul II described the vocation of lay members of the Carmelite order as "men and women called to live the Carmelite charism in the world... follow the example of Elijah"
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