Saint Teresa of Avila

Mary,
Q ueen of Carmel
Association

INITIAL FORMATION MEETING
in REDLANDS 2018

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The Entertainment Night
at the Formation Meeting
in Redlands 2018

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VISIT TO ALHAMBRA CARMEL
2018

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October 15, 2014 through
October 15, 2015
Celebrating the 500^th Anniversary
of the birth of Saint Teresa of Avila

Celebrations have been planned throughout the world. For a calendar of events in your area please visit the following: STJ 500
http://www.teresa-5th-centenary.org

An official VMG choir, “Nada Te Turbe” is one of the two virtual choirs produced for the celebration of St. Teresa of Jesus’s 500^th birthday. The choir is made up of Carmelite Nuns and Seculars from around the world and is accompanied by the Teresian Orchestra of St. James Cathedral in Seattle, Washington.

An official VMG choir, “Salve Regina” is the second of the two virtual choirs produced for the celebration of St. Teresa of Jesus’s 500^th birthday. The choir is made up of Carmelite Nuns and Seculars from around the world and highlights the internationality and diversity of the Carmelite Order.

Ongoing Formation
September 2010

We were pleased to have Dr. Susan Muto as our presenter at Sierra Madre, CA. Dr. Muto lectured on 'Transformation in Christ according to St. Teresa of Avila." It was a wonderful and enriching times for all of us.

Initial Formation Seminar
October 2009

Participants

Sisters in formation

Sisters who made solemn profession in 2009

Vocation Fair

Four members of Mary, Queen of Carmel Association traveled to Steubenville, OH in October 2008 to promote vocations at the Franciscan University. Pictured from left to right are: Sr. Ruth Miriam and Sr. Donna (Coordinator) - Piedmont, OK Sr. Maria (2nd Councilor) and Sr. Regina - Alahamba Carmelite Monasteries within the Association provided material for the table and a PowerPoint presentation was also shown. Over 100 religious Communities were represented and the event was well attended by the students.

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