Examples of 'carmelite' in a sentence
Meaning of "carmelite"
carmelite (adjective) - relating to the Carmelite order of monks or nuns in the Roman Catholic Church
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- A member of the Order of the Brothers of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, a Catholic religious order focusing on contemplative prayer and the Virgin Mary.
- A variety of pear.
- A type of fine woolen material.
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Carmelite nuns still occupy this convent.
The official website of the carmelite order.
Carmelite sisters for the aged and infirm.
Annual meeting of the ligurian carmelite family.
The carmelite convent at bethune.
San jose temple and carmelite convent.
Carmelite and lavender.
The little princess was buried in a carmelite habit at the great altar.
Carmelite water is an alcoholic extract of lemon balm and other herbs.
A broken heart can make a good Carmelite.
The mission or carmelite belfry suggests early settlement by the mission fathers.
The basilica is served by the Carmelite friars.
The Carmelite vocation is a call to community.
It is the very heart of the Carmelite vocation.
The Carmelite life does not falsify this complexity.
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Prayer is at the centre of the Carmelite vocation.
The Carmelite school has existed for half a century.
Prayer is at the heart of the Carmelite vocation.
The core of our Carmelite spirituality is a journey of the heart.
There is a small community of Carmelite friars there.
Cloistered Carmelite nuns also consider themselves to be cloistered monastic hermits.
There is no one career that defines a Carmelite.
But even within the Carmelite community there is no unity.
There is no one ministry that defines a Carmelite.
Come and see if the Carmelite life is for you.
Prayer is the core of everything Carmelite.
I am so happy to find another Carmelite sister in the blogging world.
Already she was thinking of becoming a Carmelite.
The erection of the Carmelite convent was facilitated by the episcopal ordinariate.
She was brought up by the Carmelite sisters.
My mother was a Carmelite nun and my two sisters were nuns.
Two saint maidens from the Carmelite nunnery.
Carmelite saints have all taken up this theme of Mary as mother.
She repented by joining a Carmelite convent.
One component of Carmelites in ministry is to evangelize as well as promote Carmelite spirituality.
There are also offshoots such as active Carmelite sisters.
You know the unworthy Carmelite who offered this prayer.
The painting is surrounded by statues of other Carmelite saints.
The first group of hermits set a Carmelite tradition of being attentive to God.
The monastery and church are still administered by Carmelite nuns.
Generations of alumni cite Carmelite teacher as source of high school pride.
At the age of two she was sent to a Carmelite cloister.
Carmelite Nuns were added into the school to help the quality of education.
Today it is still home to a Carmelite community.
The prisoners of the Carmelite friars were shown to have formed the project to escape.
Prayer is critical to the Carmelite vocation.
Once in the Carmelite convent she began to learn and practice mental prayer.
She is depicted in the Carmelite habit.
The lives of the Carmelite saints and the blessed can become overwhelming.
Community is at the core of Carmelite life.
