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   How do I contact the Carmelite monastery of Philadelphia?

   • For prayer requests and other business for the Carmelite Monastery of Philadelphia, please write to: Philadelphia, PA 19126. May God Reward You. Sundays and Weekdays: Cancelled. Saturdays: Cancelled. There is free parking in the lot on 66th Street.

   Philadelphia Carmel

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   What are the times of formal prayer?

   • The times of formal prayer are the Liturgy of the Holy Mass (Tridentine Latin Mass) and the Divine Office, and two hours of mental prayer. Work time is no less prayerful than the time spent in the choir (monastery chapel). The entire day is marked by recollection and continual striving for holiness and perfection for love of the Divine Master.

   Daily Life • Traditional Catholic Carmelite Convent - Religious

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   What horarium does Carmel follow?

   • THE ANCIENT OBSERVANCE OF CARMEL At this monastery we follow the same ancient horarium (daily schedule) and Rule of Life as the great saints of Carmel: St. Teresa of Jesus, St. John of the Cross, St. Therese of Lisieux, St. Simon Stock and so many others. OUr goal is to become saints as well. OUR DAILY HORARIUM 4:30AM RISE 4:45AM VIGILS

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   What is the vocation of a Carmelite?

   • The vocation of a Carmelite is one of great joy. It is a joy that comes to those who know what a privilege it is to serve God in a humble, silent and hidden life. The Carmelite has great hope in the Sacred Heart of Jesus and in Our Lady of Mount Carmel, whose holy Habit she is privileged to wear.

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2. philadelphiacarmelites.org › liturgical-scheduleLiturgical Schedule | Philadelphia Carmel

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   Liturgical Schedule | Philadelphia Carmel. Mass every weekday at 7 a.m., and Saturday and Sunday at 8 a.m. — all are welcome. Free parking in the monastery lot on 66 th Avenue. Veneration: We are now able to welcome pilgrims to venerate the reliquary in our chapel six days a week.

3. carmelprays.com › liturgy-of-the-hoursCarmel Prays: Liturgy of the Hours

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   Pray the Liturgy of the Hours daily with the Carmelites: Morning Prayer, Evening Prayer and Night Prayer in the "Sant'Angelo-Style." Text, Audio and Video. Carmel Teaches the World How to Pray.

4. www.carmelitehermitage.org › the-ancient-observanceThe Ancient Observance — Carmelite Hermitage

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   during our free time we pray the rosary and do at least 45 minutes of spiritual reading. THE HERMITS FAST EVERY DAY FROM THE FEAST OF THE EXALTATION OF THE CROSS UNTIL EASTER, EXCEPTING SUNDAYS AND MAJOR FEASTS.

5. www.petertherock.org › uploads › 8/3/1Carmelite Spirituality - St. Peter Catholic Church

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   Prayer of the Carmelite Family. Tender-hearted God, renew the gift of the Holy Spirit within the Carmelite Family as we seek to live following in the footsteps of Jesus Christ. Teach us, like Mary to contemplate your wisdom. Fill us, like Elijah, with zeal for Your glory.

6. olmlaycarmelites.org › resources › carmelite-prayerCarmelite Prayer: A Simple Method | Our Lady of Mercy

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   Carmelite Prayer: A Simple Method. Our Lord taught Saint Teresa a simple method of prayer. It is often called mental prayer. “I never knew what it was to get satisfaction and comfort out of prayer,” confesses the Saint, “until the Lord taught me this method — I beg of you to test it.” ...

7. sistersofcarmel.org › carmelite-daily-lifeDaily Life • Traditional Catholic Carmelite Convent ...

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   The times of formal prayer are the Liturgy of the Holy Mass (Tridentine Latin Mass) and the Divine Office, and two hours of mental prayer. Work time is no less prayerful than the time spent in the choir (monastery chapel).