On 28 August 2024, in Alba de Tormes (Spain), the long process of identification and study of the mortal remains of Saint
Teresa of Jesus began. It will culminate with the public exhibition from 11 to 25 May and the subsequent closure of the tomb.
On 28 August 2024, in Alba de Tormes (Spain), the long process of identification and study of the mortal remains of Saint
Teresa of Jesus began. It will culminate with the public exhibition from 11 to 25 May and the subsequent closure of the tomb.
“There is only one way of learning to pray and that is to pray often”- Venerable Mary Angeline Teresa -
We are consecrated religious in the Catholic Church and members of a Congregation founded by Venerable Mary Angeline Teresa. We dedicate our lives, service and care of those who are aged and infirm in the spirit and tradition of the Carmelite Order
The spirituality of the Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm is informed and animated by the spirituality of the Carmelite Order whose foundation stands on three main pillars: The Rule of Saint Albert, Saint Elijah, the Leader and Father of Carmelites and Mary, Mother, Queen, Sister and Most Pure Virgin.
Have you heard His call to become a Sister? Was His voice loud and booming or a still small voice like the one the prophet Elijah heard many years ago?
I have been a Carmelite Sister for the Aged and Infirm for 61 years. At the age of 18 years of age I entered the Congregation at St. Patrick’s Home in the Bronx, New York on September 8, 1963. I was born in Washington DC and raised In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. I am presently stationed in West Palm Beach, Florida. I am a Nurse and have worked in different capacities through these many years with the Residents and I remain committed to both the care of the Residents and to my Carmelite Vocation of Prayer.
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