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Recommended Book of the Month - August 2010




Emanuele Boaga, O.Carm.


Celebrating

the Saints

of Carmel



Description of the book

This book introduces the holy men and women of the Carmelite Family. As well as giving short biographies of each saint and blessed, the book offers a commentary on the Carmelite Proper, that is, the liturgical texts used during the Mass and the Liturgy of the Hours on each saint’s feast day.

47 different entries give information about the most important Carmelite saints and celebrations, including all the recently beatified and canonised men and women of Carmel. The book is interspersed with psalms and Carmelite hymns making it a truly inspirational resource for study and meditation.

The author, Fr. Emanuele Boaga, O.Carm., is an Italian friar and highly respected historian who has served as General Archivist of the Order in Rome. This book is an updated version of a text first published in Italian.

Celebrating the Saints of Carmel is printed as part of the popular ‘Carmel in the World Paperbacks’ series by the Carmelite Order’s central publishing house in Rome (Edizioni Carmelitane).

Paperback. 214 pages.

How to order
Copies of Celebrating the Saints of Carmel are available for £11.50 (including postage and packing in the U.K.; customers abroad should contact Saint Albert’s Press for a price quotation). Cheques should be made payable to Carmelite Friars Projects & Publications.

Copies can be ordered from:

Saint Albert’s Press Book Distribution
Carmelite Friars
P.O. Box 140
Kent
ME20 7SJ
United Kingdom

Telephone: 01795 537038
Fax: 01795 539511
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NEW! CARMELITE CALENDAR 2011

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Recommended Book of the Month - July 2010



Joseph Chalmers, O.Carm.


CARMEL:

SCHOOL OF

PRAYER



Description of the book
This collection of reflections on Carmelite spirituality began as individual talks or letters during the second term of Fr. Joseph Chalmers, O.Carm., as Prior General of the Carmelite Order (2001-2007).

Some of the reflections are directed more specifically towards Lay Carmelites, whilst others have Carmelite religious in view, but anyone inspired by the rich heritage of ‘Carmel’ will find something of tremendous value in this book.

With his broad experience of Carmelite life around the globe, the author (pictured right) perceives many reasons for the Carmelite Family to find hope today. Above all, Carmel is seen as ‘a school for prayer’, and its long tradition is viewed with an eye to the future.

Father Joseph is the author of several books on Carmel, including In Allegiance to Jesus Christ, Mary the Contemplative, and The Sound of Silence. This latest book builds on those foundations to remind us that Carmelite spirituality is directed towards purifying our image of God and every aspect of our lives so that we might be what God has created each one of us to be.

Carmel: School of Prayer is printed as part of the popular ‘Carmel in the World Paperbacks’ series by the Carmelite Order’s central publishing house in Rome (Edizioni Carmelitane).

Paperback. 285 pages.

How to order
Copies of Carmel: School of Prayer are available for £12.95 (including postage and packing within the U.K.; overseas customers should contact Saint Albert’s Press for a price quotation). Cheques should be made payable to Carmelite Friars Projects & Publications.

Copies can be ordered from:

Saint Albert’s Press Book Distribution
Carmelite Friars
P.O. Box 140
Kent
ME20 7SJ
United Kingdom

Telephone: 01795 537038
Fax: 01795 539511
Please click here to send an e-mail to Saint
Albert's Press.

You can also order copies online by making a credit card payment via our pages on ABE Books; please click here to visit the relevant page.