Carmelite wisdom to encourage & inspire
St Mary Magdalen of the Incarnate Word was born in Florence in 1566. She had a religious upbringing and entered the monastery of the Carmelite nuns there. She led a hidden life of prayer and self-denial, praying particularly for the renewal of the Church and encouraging the sisters in holiness. Her life was marked by many extraordinary graces. She died in 1607.
St. Raphael Kalinowski contributed greatly to the restoration of the Discalced Carmelites in Poland. He founded a convent for the friars at Wadowice, where St. John Paul II visited as a young man and "received many graces there".
The Lord called Saint Nuno to put aside his sword and follow Christ
She was granted a special grace of contemplative insight based on Saint John’s phrase God is love, through which she felt called to a hidden life of love and self-sacrifice.
Saint Albert of Trápani was a model of purity and prayer and a devoted servant of Our Lady
Let Carmel echo joyfully the dying hymns that soared above when Compiègne so gladly gave its greatest witness to God’s love
Jesus alone is beautiful; He is my only joy
She is Mother to us all in the order of grace
St Mary Magdalen of the Incarnate Word prayed for renewal
Let Carmel echo joyfully the dying hymns that soared above when Compiègne so gladly gave its greatest witness to God’s love
Jesus alone is beautiful; He is my only joy
St Mary Magdalen of the Incarnate Word prayed for renewal
Day and night he fought to arrest the spread of schism
Their example: loyal and faithful to the end
Saint Albert of Trápani a model of purity and prayer
Jesus alone is beautiful; He is my only joy
Saint Mary Magdalen de’ Pazzi led a hidden life of prayer and self-denial
17th c. Discalced Carmelite missionaries from India, martyred in Indonesia
"He is my unending wealth, my bliss, my heaven"
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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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