THE CARMELITE CENTRE MELBOURNE
facilitates spiritual journeys, personal growth and community in the Carmelite traditionOPPORTUNITIES TO GATHER AND GROW
WEEKLY STILLNESS AND SILENCE
TUESDAY PRAYER MEDITATION
Tuesday Afternoons 5.00 – 5.40pm via zoom. These meditation sessions go for 30-40 minutes and include a short prayer/reflection to lead us into a silent meditation for around 20 minutes. Subscribe to the “Tuesday Meditation” list to receive a weekly email.
THURSDAY MEDITATION
Thursday Evenings 7.00pm
Malone Room, Carmelite Hall, 214 Richardson Street, Middle Park.
Listen to a series of podcasts on Meditation and Mindfulness by Peter Thomas.
LECTIO DIVINA
Friday Mornings 10.00 – 11.00am via zoom.
Weekly scripture and reflection by David Hofman OCarm available. Subscribe to the “Lectio Divina” list to receive a weekly email.
SUPPORT ON YOUR SPIRITUAL JOURNEY
SPIRITUAL DIRECTION
by appointment.
The Carmelite Centre, 214 Richardson Street, Middle Park or a mutually agreed location or by Zoom.
Listen to a podcast on Spiritual Direction by Bernadette Micallef.
PROFESSIONAL SUPERVISION
by appointment.
The Carmelite Centre, 214 Richardson Street, Middle Park, or by Zoom.
Listen to a podcast on Supervision by Damien Peile.
CARMELITE LIBRARY
Open Tuesday 10.00am to 3.00pm
RESOURCES ON OUR BLOG
Carmelite Conversations Edith Stein on Laudato Si’: The Science of the Cross Meets the Science of Climate Change, with Matthew Gummess OCarm, Wednesday 13 August, 10.30am to noon
What can the Carmelite Order contribute, from its heritage and according to its charism, to Pope Francis’s call for an “integral ecology”? In...
Carmelite Conversations, Through Him, with Him and in Him: St Titus Brandsma’s Witness of Abundance in Desolation, with David Tate, Wednesday 9 July
From where does one draw the courage to minister amidst the misery of Dachau? This conversation will explore the Carmelite charism of contemplation,...
Insights from Gathering the Voice of the Community
Thank you for participating in the recent invitation to share your voice. Given the change in leadership of The Carmelite Centre Melbourne (TCCM)...