
Carmelite Celebrates 70 Years of Being Wedded to Christ
Diocese of Lincoln religious recalls her heart being drawn to her order — and how it remains with Jesus.
Diocese of Lincoln religious recalls her heart being drawn to her order — and how it remains with Jesus.
The 412-year uninterrupted presence of the Discalced Carmelites in the Lucena monastery will end.
The dispute between the Carmelite nuns and Bishop Olson has grown increasingly bitter over the last year.
The Holy See ordered the nuns to ‘withdraw and rescind your declaration’ challenging the bishop’s authority.
The main apostolate and charism of the Discalced Carmelite nuns is to be ardently united to Jesus Christ by love
June 30 ruling grants the Fort Worth Diocese’s motion to dismiss the monastery’s complaint, which accused Bishop Michael Olson of theft, defamation and abuse of power.
In the video, the bishop alleged that Mother Gerlach admitted to violations of the vow of chastity on four separate occasions before Bishop Olson came to the monastery to request access to phones and computers as part of the investigation.
Images purporting to show drug use in the monastery were taken by a confidential informant within the monastery.
COMMENTARY: Forty years ago, such punishments were rare and light; today, they are frequent and severe. Has balance been restored?
The nuns at the Monastery of the Discalced Carmelites of St. Teresa in Havana are grateful for generosity and the True Presence.
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