Carmelite wisdom to encourage & inspire
On the journey of faith, “we need to climb the mountain, over and over again, allowing the light of the Risen Lord to illuminate the darkness of our existence,” says Bishop Silvio José Báez, o.c.d.
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“To have the attitude of a child of God means knowing how to take the time for this intimate relationship,” writes Antoine-Marie Leduc, ocd; “because what we receive is so much greater than what we can give.”
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In her poem, "I Will Remain With You", St. Edith Stein writes, "You reign on the Almighty’s throne also in transfigured human form, ever since the completion of your work on earth."
Jesus climbs a mountain to pray. Prayer is like climbing a mountain—not physically, but by entering into the depths of our being where we find God's heart filled with light.
The Carmelite must ascend the Tabor of Carmel and be clothed with the garments of penance that will make her more like Jesus.
He is the Word of God, the Eternal Splendor, The Immutable Beauty who captivates hearts.
Christ experiences ecstatic moments on Mount Tabor, but even during those moments in the company of Moses and Elijah, he conversed about his Passion for the redemption of sinners
Elijah, the prophets and conversion of heart: Elijah is the "father" of the prophets
ZELO ZELATUS SUM PRO DOMINO DEO EXERCITUUM: I have been most zealous for the Lord, the God of hosts
Orar es entrar en nosotros mismos y dejarnos iluminar, transfigurar
You reign on the Almighty's throne also in transfigured human form
ZELO ZELATUS SUM PRO DOMINO DEO EXERCITUUM
St. Edith Stein meditates on the abiding presence of Christ
Edith writes about faith in Christ as a source of joy and hope
More than the "end of the world," the Gospel speaks about "the truth of the world."
Saint Edith Stein reflects on the Tranfiguration and the hope it brings: "I believe this because your word teaches me so, and because I believe, I know it gives me joy, and blessed hope blooms forth from it."
Donde es de saber que el amor nunca llega a estar perfecto...
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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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