Carmelite Order Collection
"The Carmelite Order: A Journey Through Time and Devotion" Step into the serene world of the Carmelite Order
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"The Carmelite Order: A Journey Through Time and Devotion" Step into the serene world of the Carmelite Order, where spirituality and art intertwine to create a profound experience. From the peaceful walls of Lanherne Convent in St Mawgan, Cornwall in 1973 to its early days in the early 1900s, this order has left an indelible mark on history. As you enter through the main entrance of the Carmo Church in Lisbon, Portugal, you are greeted by breathtaking sculptures that depict the Ecstasy of Saint Theresa of Avila. These masterpieces from 1647-52 capture her divine connection with God and serve as a testament to her unwavering faith. The captivating oil painting "St Andrea Corsini" circa 1639 transports us back to a time when religious devotion was expressed through art. The delicate strokes on canvas bring forth his saintly presence and inspire contemplation. Our Lady of Mount Carmel takes center stage with two remarkable sculptures from different eras - one created in 1800 and another capturing her essence on canvas. Both pieces radiate grace and symbolize protection for those who seek solace under her watchful gaze. Saint Therese of Lisieux is immortalized in mosaic form, showcasing her profound impact on Catholicism. Her life story continues to inspire millions around the world as they strive for spiritual enlightenment. In Alencon's Chapel lies a significant site - it is here that Therese de Lisieux was baptized. This poignant photograph taken in 2020 serves as a reminder of how these sacred spaces continue to be cherished by believers seeking connection with their faith. Teresa of Avila stands tall among these revered figures, known for her writings that delve deep into mysticism. Her teachings have guided countless souls towards spiritual growth and self-discovery throughout centuries.