They were raised in distinct spiritualities, Jeanne-Marie within a classical Catholic family, while that of Olivier was of Protestant origin. The spouses also have different characters, she a whimsical artist, he a more introverted entrepreneur. It was gradually during their fifty years of living together that they had the desire to root their marriage “at … Read more
“We want to keep the tabernacle lamp burning”, explains Anne-Claire Long, from the Oykos communication division. This lamp is that of the Carmel of Avignon. The latter is in fact about to be bought by Oykos, a real estate company which has given itself the mission of transmitting Church property by finding a new use … Read more
Photo by Lachlan Gowen on Unsplash Carmel Edith Stein of Prague stands as a point of reference for those who are on a journey of research. The experience of the catechumenate. Dearest Don Francesco, As promised, I am writing to you a few lines from Carmel Edith Stein of Prague, a small glimpse of reality … Read more
by sr. Rose Celine The testimony of the nun who introduced the meeting with Pope Francis in Manama: “We are committed to the ministry of prisons, we visit hospitals, the sick and families in need. And in a world that is changing by leaps and bounds around us, we educate young people from migrant families … Read more
the essential Until October 22, Denis Darzacq exhibits his work in four rooms of the former Carmelite convent. Inaugurated this Thursday, September 15 at Carmel, the exhibition of contemporary artist Denis Darzacq takes us on a “Wonderful Journey”*. Denis Darzacq, what is the central idea of your exhibition? I talk about my work, my energies. … Read more