We invite you to contemplate Christ’s Passion this Holy Week online using these Stations of the Cross photographed at the Carmelite Spiritual Center in Darien, Illinois. Click on the images below.

In a world like our own, where factionalism and deep religious and political divisions poison our relationships, a saint like Peter Thomas is like a breath of fresh air. His life as a devout Carmelite and a diplomatic healer and … Read more

This celebration has profound Biblical roots; Joseph is the last Patriarch who receives the communications of the Lord through the humble way of dreams (cf. Gn 28, 12-14; Mt 1, 20-24). Like the ancient Joseph, he is an upright and … Read more

Before the turmoil unleashed by the French Revolution, the noble family of Vedruna had reached the peak of its power and prestige in north-eastern Spain. They were highly respected for their integrity and virtue, as well as their influence among … Read more

TASTE is the fifth in a series of student-written shows at Mount Carmel, following TOUCH in 2009, SIGHT in 2010, SOUND in 2011, and SCENT in 2012.The Mount Carmel Winter Play is written by Mount Carmel students under the guidance … Read more

Carmelites take their primary inspiration from the fiery prophet of Mount Carmel, Elijah the Tishbite. The Books of Kings relate the exploits of this committed man of God, a hero to Jews, Christians and Muslims alike. His name means “My … Read more