Carmelite wisdom to encourage & inspire
We recall the birth of St. Elizabeth of the Trinity on 18 July 1880: biographer Father Conrad de Meester describes the labor and delivery as "dramatic". Madame Catez was almost 34 years old; Elizabeth was her first baby. Two doctors were constantly at her side during labor and delivery, foreseeing a fatal outcome, since they could no longer detect a fetal pulse...
I think that in Heaven my mission will be to draw souls
There is a Being who is Love and who wishes us to live in communion with Him
'Let yourself be loved more than these' is your vocation
It was absolute solitude, that solitude in which God speaks to the heart
Suffering is the greatest pledge of love that God can give his creatures
He wants me to be another humanity for Him in which He can still suffer for the glory of His Father
How good it is in Carmel!
Listen to St. Paul again who will give you a program of life.
I want to live a life of heaven, as Elizabeth says
I will be very united to you in the soul of the Virgin
She is another Mary Magdalene whom nothing must distract from the One
I am the little mama of your soul
We will contemplate in His light Him whom we love
Jesus, my crucified Love I just told you again to take my heart
My soul was united very profoundly, I assure you, to the divine joys which flooded yours in those two great days of your ordination and first Mass [28–29 May 1904]. I would have wished that this brief note, which tells you of my entire union with you, might have reached you sooner; that wasn't possible... Continue Reading →
The Master called the hour of his Passion “His hour”
I’m sure Saint Joseph will finish his work
O Lourdes, miraculous land, a foretaste of the Eternal Home,
Jesus gave us the Cross so the Cross might give us Love
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Let nothing disturb you, Let nothing frighten you, All things are passing away: God never changes. Patience obtains all things. Whoever has God lacks nothing; God alone suffices. ~ St. Teresa of Avila
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