HAPPY NEW YEAR

 

May the new year be filled with an ever deeper awareness of God’s presence around us and in us.
 

MONDAY

Find inspiration and support in these Reflections and Resources to start the week. New resources are regularly added here. We invite your contributions.

TUESDAY

 

CENTERING PRAYER MEDITATION

Join us at home Tuesdays at 1.00pm (or a time that suits). View an introductory youtube by Kathryn Pile. Click for more information for a Meditation app and weekly reflection from Kathryn. Weekly reflection will recommence in February 2021.

 

 

 

WEDNESDAY

 2021 CARMELITE CONVERSATIONS: The Carmelite Conversations program will be held on the first Wednesday from February to December from 10.30am to 12.00 midday. Each month we explore a topic related to the rich tradition of Carmelite Spirituality. Click here to view the program of presenters and topics for the first half of the year, via zoom.

2021 SPIRITUAL READING GROUP: The Spiritual Reading Group will be held on the third WEDNESDAY from February to November from 10.30 to 12.00 midday. Please note the change of day and time from previous years. Click here to view the program of presenters and topics for the first half of the year, via zoom.

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THURSDAY

Meditation

Each week Peter Thomas provides a reflection for meditation (both audio and text) which can be accessed here. Join us in Meditation on Thursday evening at 7.00pm or a time that suits you. You can also listen to a  series of podcasts by Peter Thomas.

 

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FRIDAY

LECTIO DIVINA

Pray with us on Friday morning at 10 – 11am. Click to find notes for each week.

Lectio via zoom resumes on Friday 15 January 2021.

 

 

SUNDAY

Celebrating at Home

Weekly readings, prayers and reflections

 

This is a resource prepared by the The Carmelites of Australia & Timor-Leste.

PASTORAL SUPERVISION

Available in person or via zoom and skype. Click for more information and to listen to a podcast by Damien Peile

SPIRITUAL DIRECTION

Available in person or via zoom. Click for more information and to listen to a podcast by Bernadette Micallef

CARMELITE LIBRARY

The new hours are Wednesday 9 am-5 pm and Friday 9 am-5 pm. The library is currently closed and will re-open on Wednesday 3 February 2021.

The Library blog has a wealth of articles to read from past Spiritual Reading Groups, Carmelite Conversations and other reflections.

Click to go to the Library.

PLEASE DONATE TO HELP US CONTINUE OUR WORK

People regularly tell us that they are grateful for the Carmelite Centre as it provides an oasis of spiritual nourishment, creating a calmer and hope-filled life. Our program offers opportunities on a daily, weekly and monthly basis. This enables individuals to develop a rhythm that leads to a more meaningful and purposeful life.

We are very grateful for any support you can provide to help keep the program going. This is especially true during this pandemic time.

Please click to donate to the Carmelite Centre to help keep the program going. Give to us so we can continue to give to you.

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MORE OPPORTUNITIES

SUPPORT ON YOUR SPIRITUAL JOURNEY

TUESDAY CENTERING PRAYER MEDITATION

Tuesday Afternoons 1.00pm
Malone Room, Carmelite Hall, 214 Richardson Street, Middle Park

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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.

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LECTIO DIVINA

Friday Mornings 9.30am
The Lady Chapel, Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, Middle Park

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PASTORAL SUPERVISION

Anytime by appointment.
The Carmelite Centre, 214 Richardson Street, Middle Park, or by Zoom or Skype.

Listen to a podcast on Pastoral Supervision by Damien Peile.

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SPIRITUAL DIRECTION

Anytime 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.

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