In this year of celebration of the 400th anniversary of the death of the Florentine Carmelite mystic, Moschetti contributes this 205 page book to demonstrate that the message of Mary Magdalen has value in our day—that the Word of God continues to provoke, purify, and transform. Simple and direct, Moschetti offers a clear synthesis of the entire spiritual journey of the great Carmelite.

The latest in the Rotem – Prayerful Listening to the Word— series under the direction of Carmelite Bruno Secondin. This series explores the lectio divina method of praying the Scriptures with text adapted from the weekly meetings at the Carmelite church of Santa Maria in Traspontina in Rome. This volume contains 18 commentaries on Scriptural texts from the Sunday liturgies. Among the authors of the reflections are Cardinal Ratzinger (now Benedict XVI), Cardinal Carlo Martini, and Carlos Mesters.

An introduction into the spirituality of Carmel in the German language. Printed on easily removable pages with pre-punched holes for placement in a folder, the book is intended for groups to discuss the topics history, Rule, Mary, Elijah, Contemplation, simplicity, accompaniment, self-understanding and identity. The book concludes with a lengthy collection of German resources in Carmelite literature and a helpful list of biographical information.

The latest of the series in Spanish of publications mandated by the General Chapter of 1989. Irish Carmelite Christopher O’Donnell traces the development of the Marian aspect of the Carmelite Order in our history as well as our liturgy and documents since 1968. He concludes with a presentation of our Marian charism in the Church today.

A two volume, almost 1,000 page history of the Carmelites of the Baetica Province in Venezuela and Colombia. More than a chronicle of 50 years of events, the book captures the spirit of the various foundations made by the Carmelites. Built with information from a variety of sources, including oral history, the book is rich in detail.

The story of Our Lady of Grace through 550 years of history told from a variety of perspectives in relation to the community of Jesi. Includes a variety of four color pictures to assist in the story.

A collection of talks given during meetings in 2005 of the Third Order in Bamberg, Germany. Fr. Adalbert uses his years of wisdom to provide some food for any Carmelite wanting short expositions on a variety of topics.

The critical biography of this Spanish Carmelite sister who founded the Congregation of the Hermanas de Virgen María del Monte Carmelo and died in Orihuela, Spain in 1931. A work of 830 pages completed following a rigorous methodology for historical study.

A collection of five reflections given by Jesuit Klemens Stock during a presentation to the Carmelites of the Iberian Region. "To Live in Faith Communion with Jeus" is examined from the aspect of call to discipleship, following Christ, the understanding of Christ, and the union with Jesus through the study of diverse texts and the figures of Peter, the disciples, and Mary in the Scriptures.

Fr. Stock is a noted exegete who teaches at the Pontifical Biblical Institute in Rome. He is currently Secretary General of the Pontifical Biblical Commission.

The English translation was prepared by Joseph Chalmers, O. Carm.

Spanish version available from: Ediciones Carmelitas
c/Ayala, 35 – 28001 Madrid
© 2005
ISBN: 84-88609-12-4

A nostalgic look at the history of the North American Province of Saint Elias through photos and commentary. With the arrival of Irish Carmelites in New York City in 1889, a rich, colorful new chapter in the Order’s history began. A good part of that history is expertly retold by Provincial historian Alfred Isacsson in this electronic history.

An electronic "tour" of the church of the Carmelites in Pisa, Italy, a building rich in both history and art. The program gives a short history of the church and the Carmelites in Pisa. The user is then given access to the artwork in the church with the ability to choose either the complete artwork or a section of a particular piece of art.

An e-book telling the history of the Carmelite presence in Auburn, New York, from 1946 until the closure in 1977.

This CD is done in Microsoft WORD 2000.