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Monday, 24 September 2018 20:24

Electoral Chapter of the Monastery of Carpineto Romano, Italy

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67/2018 – 21 – 09

The Elective Chapter of the Carmelite Monastery of Carpineto Romano, Italy, was held 21 September 2018. The following were elected:

  • Prioress:  Sr. M. Noemi Malagesi, O.Carm.
  • 1st Councilor:   Sr. M.Valentina Rossin, O.Carm.
  • 2nd Councilor:  Sr. M. Paola Ricci, O.Carm.
  • 3rd Councilor:   Sr. M. Emanuela Migliore, O.Carm.
  • 4th Couniclor:   Sr. M. Carla Zinno, O.Carm.
  • Director of Novices:  Sr. M. Valentina Rossin, O.Carm.
  • Treasurer:  Sr. M. Agnese Talano, O.Carm.
  • Sacristan:  Sr. M. Mihaela Catana, O.Carm.
Monday, 10 September 2018 20:53

Provincial Chapter of the Maltese Province

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No:
65/2018 – 10 – 09

During the Provincial Chapter of the Maltese Province held on 10-14 September 2018 following earlier elections were confirmed:

  • Prior Provincial: Fr. Joseph Saliba, O.Carm.
  • First Councilor: Fr. Mark Attard, O.Carm.
  • Second Councilor: Fr. Charlò Camilleri, O.Carm.
  • Third Councilor: Fr. Jurgen Cucciardi, O.Carm.
  • Fourth Councilor: Fr. Anthony Cilia, O.Carm.
Friday, 31 August 2018 14:14

Lectio Divina September 2018

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Pope's Prayer Intentions for September 2018

Universal: Young People in Africa



That young people in Africa may have access to education and work in their own countries.



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Tuesday, 28 August 2018 19:50

Flooding in Kerala (India)

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No:
63/2018 – 28 – 08

During the recent floods that affected India (mostly in the State of Kerala), producing 1000 fatalities and damaging thousands of homes, Carmelites, both of the Province of St. Thomas and the General Delegation of St. Therese and St. Albert, have been providing assistance to the people most affected by the floods. One example is in Chris Cappell College where shelther and all their basic necessities have been offered to some 650 people. The college buildings can be reached only by boat. Even though the level of the water is going down, many families are unable to return to their homes, and in some cases have lost their homes and continue to live in a state of emergency.

If anyone wishes to offer financial assistance to the work of the Carmelites in Kerala, that may be done through the Carmelite Curia, using the normal channels.

No:
61/2018 – 19 – 08

The Carmelite General Commission for Evangelization and Mission is offering a workshop on preaching based on the section entitled: Proclamation of the Word from the 2014 Exhortation Evangelii Gaudium of Pope Francis. All provincials, commissaries and general delegates have been informed of this in May 2018.

While the course is open to the whole Carmelite Family, the one condition is that all the participants should have a clear reference group (province, community, Third Order Chapter….) for whom the participants afterwards can organise a course similar to the one that the Commission is offering. This ought to be done with the support of the local province and approved by the provincial.

The course will deal with the meaning, the mission and the art of preaching. Among the principle speakers are Timothy Radcliff, O.P, Professor Donna Orsuto, and Carmelites, Alexander Vella, Huub Welzen, Miceal O’Neill and others.

The four-day course will take place in Fatima (Portugal) at the Casa Sao Nuno, from the 15th (arrivals 14th) to the 18th of January 2019 (departures morning of the 19th). The letter of convocation and application forms can be found on the Order’s website at this link. 

For those who have not yet made application, this ought to be sent before the 30th of September 2018.

Saturday, 18 August 2018 09:22

Provincial Chapter of the Province of Indonesia

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No:
59/2018 – 17 – 08

During the Provincial Chapter of the Province of Indonesia held on 12-18 August 2018 were elected:

  • Prior Provincial: Fr. Ignasius Budiono, O.Carm.
  • Vice Prior Provincial: Fr. F.X. Hariawan Adji, O.Carm.
  • First Councilor: Fr. Barnabas Krispinus Ginting, O.Carm.
  • Second Councilor: Fr. Yosef Arnoldus Devanto, O.Carm.
  • Third Councilor: Fr. Aditya Permana Perangin-angin, O.Carm.
  • Fourth Councilor: Br. Antonius Sumardi, O.Carm.
The Indonesian Carmelite provincial chapter 2018
Thursday, 16 August 2018 10:49

Electoral Chapter of the Monastery of Aracena, Spain

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No:
58/2018 – 15 – 08

The Elective Chapter of the Carmelite Monastery of Aracena, Spain, was held 13-14 July 2018. The following were elected:

  • Prioress: Sr. M. Remedios Alvarez Soriano, O.Carm.
  • 1st Councilor: Sr Elena M. López Font, O.Carm.
  • 2nd Councilor: Sr M. Leonor Parrilla de la Cruz, O.Carm.
  • 3rd Councilor: Sr. M. Sampedro Corchero Sánchez, O.Carm.
  • 4th Couniclor: Sr. Mª Winfred Nzisa Mutua, O.Carm.
  • Director of Novices: Sr. M. Elena M. López Font, O.Carm.
  • Treasurer: Sr. Elena M. López Font, O.Carm.
  • Sacristan: Sr. Elsy Arackal Inasu, O.Carm.
No:
56/2018 – 09 – 08

Carmelite Students in Initial Formation, from twenty-five countries around the world, gathered in the Netherlands and Germany to find inspiration and learn from the life of Bl. Titus Brandsma. The course took place in Nijmegen - Mainz - Dachau, from the 22nd of July to the 3rd of August 2018. The theme was Bl. Titus Brandsma as a Carmelite, Academic, Journalist and Martyr “Contemplation as the Dynamic Element that Unifies them All” (RIVC #28).

The course was planned and organized by the General Formation Commission: Frs. Benny Phang, Noel Rosas and Quinn Conners; in collaboration with the local organizers: Hettie Berflo and Sanny Bruijns from the Dutch Province and Br. Andreas Scholten from the German Province. Both provinces provided support to the course with the presence of the Priors Provincial, Frs. Jan Brouns and Peter Schröder, who offered great hospitality to the participants. The translations were aided by Frs. Raul Maravi and Nico Hofstede.

The course at Nijmegen

The students were guided and enriched by a series of presentations from Anne Marie Bos, Sanny Bruins and Fr. Kees Waaijman from the Dutch Province, Fr. Benny Phang, Fr. François Manga, Br. Andreas Scholten together with the Prior General Fr. Fernando Millán Romeral, The participants were offered the opportunity to personally integrate the information through group discussions and reflection. Together with the talks, the participants made pilgrimages to important places connected with the life of Bl. Titus, including Megen, Boxmeer, Oss, Nijmegen, Mainz, and the concentration camps at Amersfoort, Netherlands, and Dachau, Germany.

They were very grateful for the opportunity to build up the international community of simple professed Carmelites.

Wednesday, 08 August 2018 08:48

Lectio Divina August 2018

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Pope's Prayer Intentions for August 2018

Universal: The treasure of Families



That any far-reaching decisions of economists and politicians may protect the family as one of the treasures of humanity.



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