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no. 4 october - december 2005 Viaje
de Madrid a Roma en 1666 The transcription of the original text with an introduction and notes by Pablo Garrido, O. Carm. The 17th century Spanish Carmelite, Luis Pérez de Castro, enjoyed great prestige in the Roman Curia because of his involvement on some of the major doctrinal questions of the day. He recorded his almost two month journey to the 1666 General Chapter of the Order in a small notebook. Pérez went on to keep a diary of his extended stay in Rome. Fr. Garrido has arranged those entries by specific topic under the headings daily life, the life of the Carmelite Order and the life of the Church. If the Latin text does not interest you, the very interesting 50 pages of introduction on this important Carmelite theologian by Fr. Garrido will. This is the sixth volume in the Institutum Carmelitanum series Archivium Historicum Carmelitanum. Available from: Edizioni Carmelitane
(edizioni@ocarm.org)
Hidden
Riches: The Eucharist in the Carmelite Tradition The collection of six lectures given at the Gort Muire Spirituality Centre in Dublin in April-May 2005. In this Year of the Eucharist, the members of the Irish Province wanted to explore the rich Eucharistic heritage of the Carmelite Family that has been hitherto relatively unexplored. Available from: The Columba Press (www.columba.ie)
El Carmen del Buen Suceso
de Sevilla The first in a series of small booklets being developed by the Fundación Farmacéutica Avenzoar on the conventual houses of worship in the Archdiocese of Seville.. El Carmen has had a long, interesting history from its commission as a hospital in 1634 (the construction did not begin until 50 years later) to the present day when the church is undergoing a multi-year restoration. The project is funded by the Fundación Farmacéutica Avenzoar. Available from: CajaSur Publications
Con Maria in Attesa della Nascita di Gesů e della Sua Risurrezine The first section of this book is a novena in preparation for Christmas. The second part is a Marian celebration for Holy Saturday following the ancient Carmelite text. Available from: Monastero di Carpineto Romano
(monastero@monasterocarpineto.it) The translation of the Carmelite Third Order Rule into Indonesian. Available from: Also available in English, Spanish, Italian, and French from: Edizioni
Carmelitane
La Formation Carmélitaine- Un Itinéraire de Transformation The publication of the RATIO, the fundamental document on Carmelite formation, into French. Available from: Edizioni Carmelitane
(edizioni@ocarm.org) Figure del Carmelo: Maestri Spirituali, Testimoni, Fondatori Figuras del Carmelo: Maestros Espirituales,
Testigos, Fundadores Fr. Martínez examines the contributions of 29 leading figures from the Carmelite Family from Bl. John Soreth down to our present day. The 19 th volume in the series of the International Commission for the Study of the Charism and Spirituality.Available in Italian from: Centro Stampa Carmelitano Available in Spanish from: Ediciones Carmelitas (Madrid)
Palabra y
Vida 2006: El Evangelio comentado cada día A valuable resource for anyone wanting a short reflection on the scripture readings of the days of the year including Sundays. The book concludes with eight pages of familiar prayers. Available from: Publicaciones Claretianas (Madrid) Carta a um Amigo A short synthesis of his earlier work Peregrinacion de Anastasio, that Fr. Jerônimo Gracián wrote in the form of "A Letter to a Friend." Written in 1612, two years before his death, while in the Carmelite house in Brussels, Belgium, Gracián, "the right hand" of St. Teresa of Avila in her reforming efforts, this work contains much autobiographical information on this major Carmelite figure. Available from: Editora do Carmo
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