FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENTWord & Wisdom is a weekly reflection on the Sunday’s scriptures and the wisdom of the Carmelite tradition. It promises to offer you real spiritual food to sustain you on the journey. This Word and Wisdom Podcast is brought to you by the Centre for Applied Carmelite Spirituality, Oxford (<a href='https://www.carmelite.uk.net/'>carmelite.uk.net</a>). To receive audio and written copies subscribe by emailing podcasts@cacs.org.uk To connect with our Living Prayer Podcast on Youtube, kindly click: <a href='https://www.youtube.com/@CACSOxford'>https://www.youtube.com/@CACSOxford</a>

FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT Word & Wisdom is a weekly reflection on the Sunday’s scriptures and the wisdom of the Carmelite tradition. It promises to offer you real spiritual food to sustain you on the journey. This Word and Wisdom Podcast is brought to you by the Centre for Applied Carmelite Spirituality, Oxford (carmelite.uk.net). To receive audio and written copies subscribe by emailing podcasts@cacs.org.uk To connect with our Living Prayer Podcast on Youtube, kindly click: https://www.youtube.com/@CACSOxford

FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENTWord &amp; Wisdom is a weekly reflection on the Sunday’s scriptures and the wisdom of the Carmelite tradition. It promises to offer you real spiritual food to sustain you on the journey. This Word and Wisdom Podcast is brought to you by the Centre for Applied Carmelite Spirituality, Oxford (<a href="https://www.carmelite.uk.net/" rel="noopener noreferrer">carmelite.uk.net</a>). To receive audio and written copies subscribe by emailing podcasts@cacs.org.uk To connect with our Living Prayer Podcast on Youtube, kindly click: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@CACSOxford" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.youtube.com/@CACSOxford</a>

Fifth Sunday of Lent

The Centre for Applied Carmelite Spirituality (CACS) is a centre for research and formation that promotes spiritual formation and renewal, drawing on the rich resources of the venerable Carmelite tradition. &nbsp; It is an apostolate of the Anglo-Irish Province of the Discalced Carmelites, based at the Carmelite Priory at Boars Hill, Oxford, England. &nbsp; OUR MISSION &nbsp; CACS strives to achieve its mission through structured study and formation programmes in spirituality from the Carmelite perspective, especially Prayer and Spiritual Direction. At the Centre for Applied Carmelite Spirituality, you are welcome to enter into the silence where God’s voice is heard in prayer, word and sacrament, inviting you to journey ever more deeply into a place of growth and wholeness. Our goal is to bring people to experience a life-transforming friendship with God through a lived experience of Carmelite spirituality that is authentic to its biblical roots.

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The Centre for Applied Carmelite Spirituality (CACS) is a centre for research and formation that promotes spiritual formation and renewal, drawing on the rich resources of the venerable Carmelite tradition.   It is an apostolate of the Anglo-Irish Province of the Discalced Carmelites, based at the Carmelite Priory at Boars Hill, Oxford, England.   OUR MISSION   CACS strives to achieve its mission through structured study and formation programmes in spirituality from the Carmelite perspective, especially Prayer and Spiritual Direction. At the Centre for Applied Carmelite Spirituality, you are welcome to enter into the silence where God’s voice is heard in prayer, word and sacrament, inviting you to journey ever more deeply into a place of growth and wholeness. Our goal is to bring people to experience a life-transforming friendship with God through a lived experience of Carmelite spirituality that is authentic to its biblical roots.

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