In a small town on the South Dakota prairie, a monastery of Carmelite Nuns spend their lives being “prayer in the heart of the Church.”
If you’re anything like me, you struggle in prayer. And not struggle in the sense of just trying to find the time. The struggle is
This is how it is with the kingdom of God; it is as if a man were to scatter seed on the land and would sleep and
The Season of Lent can be seen through many different lenses, all correct and important. This diversity makes lent a truly rich season for any Christian
On the 15th February, I had the honour of sharing the launch of my book, Wisdom from the Christian Mystics with Kevin Grant, former editor-in-chief of
A unique and interesting aspect of Carmelite spirituality and prayer is that we do not look to a founder as a guide but to a
Twenty-five years ago, my husband discovered a book at a Trappist monastery which questioned my basic premise about the nature of reality, rekindled joy in
Marriage tests us in ways we never thought possible. This vocation challenges us to die to ourselves and at the same time inspires and encourages
Jesus said, “I am the way, the truth and the life. Nobody comes to the father except by me.” He identified himself elsewhere as a
