In this beautifully illustrated set of reflections on Mark’s Gospel, Fr. Joseph Chalmers gives a fresh perspective on the traditional practice of tracing Jesus’ Passion through the ‘Stations of the Cross’.
Through fresh Stations of the Cross meditations, Monsignor Matthew Dickens helps Christians to retrace Jesus’ “steps of pain and steps of hope”. Beautifully illustrated by Anne Kelly, with foreword by Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O'Connor.
In this beautiful set of reflections by former Prior General Joseph Chalmers, Mary, as we encounter her in the Scriptures, is presented to all Christians as a model of faith, ho
This lavishly illustrated 608 page book introduces in an accessible way the spirituality and heritage of the Carmelites that will inspire and inform both newcomers to Carmel and those familiar with the tradition and history of the Order.
In this set of reflections by the late Fr. Hugh Clarke, O.Carm., the rosary is presented as a devotion for the Church of today.
Thomas Netter was a medieval English Carmelite friar. By the time of his death in 1430 his writings had travelled across the Christian world, establishing him as one of the foremost opponents of John Wyclif and the Lollard movement.
This booklet has been produced by the British Province of Carmelites to promote vocations to the Friar way of life. It blends beautiful photographs with texts for reflection, as well as testimonies from the brothers about how they came to "Carmel&
This poetry collection by Helen Overell represents a return to publishing verse by Saint Albert's Press.
A biography of Carmelite Friar Fr. Elias Lynch, detailing his instrumental role in re-establishing the Order in Britain.
Published by the British Province of Carmelites to celebrate the visit of the relics of St. Thérèse to England and Wales in the autumn of 2009, this book collates articles by experts in her spirituality of "the Little Way".
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