Carmelite Quotes

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  • Ep30 Hermann Cohen: First Pilgrimage to Lourdes

    In this episode of the Marie du Jour series, we explore the life of the Servant of God Hermann Cohen, who led the first pilgrimage to Lourdes on September 20, 1858. Despite barricades and restrictions from civil authorities, Father Augustine-Mary Cohen gathered hundreds of people in front of the grotto, leaving a lasting impression on St. Bernadette. Discover Cohen's profound conversion, deep Eucharistic devotion, and impactful journey to Lourdes. Visit carmelitequotes.blog to read more by and about the Servant of God.

    Music credit: Sean Beeson


    9 min
  • Ep29 Stella Maris Monastery: The Evening Rosary

    In this episode of our Marie du Jour series, we reflect on the charity of the Discalced Carmelite friars and the fervent Marian devotion of refugees at Stella Maris Monastery during the 1948 conflict in Haifa. Discover a remarkable story of resilience, faith, and community amidst turmoil. Visit our website at carmelitequotes.blog to read the account of Father Elias Friedman, OCD, and view historic photos.

    Music credit: Sean Beeson


    7 min
  • Ep28 Blessed Chiquitunga: Love to love

    Explore the life and prayer of Blessed Chiquitunga in this episode of our Marie du Jour series. Learn about Blessed Maria Felicia's devotion to the Virgin and her profound prayer for "Love to Love." Discover how we can embody this love through acts of service. Visit our website at carmelitequotes.blog for more insights.

    Music credit: Sean Beeson

    7 min
  • Ep27 St Teresa of the Andes: The Purity of the Virgin

    In this episode of the Marie du Jour series, we honor the Blessed Virgin Mary with insights from St. Teresa of the Andes. Reflecting on her diary entry from February 22, 1919, we explore her profound meditation on living in God's presence through purity in thought, desires, and deeds. Visit our website at carmelitequotes.blog for more quotes and reflections.

    Music credit: Sean Beeson

    9 min
  • Ep26 St Mary of Jesus Crucified: Mary, the Strong Woman

    In this episode of our Marie du Jour series, we reflect on a profound quote from Saint Mary of Jesus Crucified, taken from her unpublished notebooks. St. Mary of Jesus Crucified extols the Blessed Virgin Mary as the epitome of strength and purity, emphasizing her heart filled with Jesus and her serene exterior. Join us as we explore the inner strength that comes from a heart filled with Christ and seek to emulate the Blessed Virgin's example in our own lives. Visit our website at carmelitequotes.blog for more insights and quotes from Carmelite saints.

    Music credit: Sean Beeson

    5 min
  • Ep25 St Mary Magdalene de Pazzi: The Virgin & the Veil

    In this episode of our Marie du Jour series, we learn that in 1587, St. Mary Magdalene of the Incarnate Word de Pazzi experienced a profound ecstasy while fervently praying for chastity. The Virgin Mary appeared to her, assuring her that she had already triumphed over impure temptations. Mary placed a pure white veil on the saint, promising she would no longer suffer such temptations. From that moment, Mary Magdalene felt free from carnal desires and remained pure throughout her life. Visit our website at carmelitequotes.blog to read this powerful passage and learn more about this great saint.

    Music credit: Sean Beeson

    8 min
  • Ep24 Martyrs of Compiègne: Salve Regina

    Join us in this episode of our "Marie du Jour" series as we reflect on the profound sacrifice of the Blessed Martyrs of Compiègne, sixteen Carmelite nuns who were guillotined during the French Revolution. Hear the moving story of these nuns who sang the Salve Regina en route to the guillotine, expressing their tender, helpless abandon to Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Discover more about these heroic women and their enduring legacy when you visit our website, carmelitequotes.blog.

    Music credit: Sean Beeson

    10 min
  • Ep23 St Edith Stein: Mary & Motherhood

    In this episode titled Mary and Motherhood, we explore a quote from St. Edith Stein's essay-lecture The Ethos of Women's Professions (1930). We reflect on how the image of the Mother of God embodies the spiritual attitude that corresponds to a woman's natural vocation. Additionally, we discuss St. Edith Stein's thoughts on professions outside the home, emphasizing that women have unique talents and capabilities that enable them to excel in various professional fields. Visit carmelitequotes.blog for more inspiring content by and about St. Edith Stein.

    Music credit: Sean Beeson

    10 min
  • Ep22 Père Jacques: The Virgin's Privilege

    Join us in this Marie du Jour episode as we reflect on a powerful quote from the Servant of God Père Jacques de Jésus. Discover his insights on the honor and privilege of Mary, the mother of Jesus, and the ongoing act of creation. Learn more about Père Jacques and read inspiring Carmelite wisdom at carmelitequotes.blog. Don't forget to subscribe and share!

    Music credit: Sean Beeson

    10 min
  • Ep21 St Thérèse: Our Lady of Victories, Part 2

    In this episode of the Carmelite Quotes podcast, we continue our Marie du Jour series by exploring St. Thérèse of Lisieux's visit to the Church of Our Lady of Victories in Paris. Joined by her father, St. Louis Martin, and her sister, Céline, St. Thérèse experienced a profound spiritual encounter that convinced her of her healing and deepened her devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary and St. Joseph. Listen as we share St. Thérèse's heartfelt account and reflect on the significance of this visit in her spiritual journey. Visit our website at carmelitequotes.blog for more insights and reflections on Carmelite spirituality.

    Music credit: Sean Beeson

    8 min

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Welcome to Carmelite Quotes, where we share the wisdom of Carmelite saints and authors to inspire your spiritual growth. Join us for insightful reflections and heartfelt prayers that resonate with the…