10K views · 615 reactions | Praised be Jesus Christ! It’s been a long time. A most blessed 2021 to you! Thank you for your help with our live stream equipment and we invite you to pre-order your Carmelite Lenten booklet today! bit.ly/2021lentenbk | Carmelite Sisters of the Most Sacred Heart of Los Angeles | Facebook

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What is life like in Carmel? St. Teresa of the Andes, a Chilean Carmelite known as "The Little Flower of the Andes," describes it. Her feast day is April 12! 🎥 St. Teresa of the Andes on EWTN | EWTN

A viral and emotional video of how the Carmelite nuns receive a sister joining their enclosed monastic life. The Carmelite order traces its origin to the 12th century on Mount Carmel, following the footsteps of the prophet Elijah. Carmelite nuns live in monasteries and are secluded from people. Once you enter the monastery's door, you have entered a different world. You will literally leave father, mother, sister, brother, and in fact your own very self to dedicate your entire life to prayers, s

July 17 Feast of the Carmelite Martyrs On July 17, 1794, sixteen Discalced Carmelite nuns, lay sisters, and externs from the Carmel of Compiègne, France, faced the guillotine at the Place de la Nation in Paris, marking a profound moment of courage during the French Revolution’s Reign of Terror. Known as the Martyrs of Compiègne, these women—led by their prioress, Mother Teresa of St. Augustine—were executed for their unwavering Catholic faith and refusal to abandon their religious vows in the fa