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Wishing all our friends & followers a very happy & blessed Christmas, filled with the peace, joy & love of our new-born Saviour. May God also grant you good health & many graces in 2026. Please be assured that we continue to keep you & all your intentions very much in our prayers pic.twitter.com/hCYNruaH2Y
— Carmelite Monastery, Wolverhampton (@carmelwv3) December 25, 2025
Online Carmelite Advent Retreat with St Mariam of Jesus Crucified: "Mariam or the Way of the Lord's Poor". To register visit the page: https://t.co/4GFf5eZqhZ, where you will find information on how to participate. It is free & includes weekly mediation, short video & daily texts pic.twitter.com/7Az75stsvM
— Carmelite Monastery, Wolverhampton (@carmelwv3) November 28, 2025
On this beautiful solemnity of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, we wish all our friends, benefactors and followers a very happy and blessed feast. Be assured that we are keeping you all very much in our prayers on our Archdiocesan day of Exposition for Vocations to the Priesthood. pic.twitter.com/p7gM1D4Gk5
— Carmelite Monastery, Wolverhampton (@carmelwv3) July 16, 2025
Wishing all our friends, benefactors and followers a very Happy and Blessed Easter and the assurance of our prayers. May the joy of the Risen Christ bring you hope and the promise of new life and peace. pic.twitter.com/hCQ9wckioT
— Carmelite Monastery, Wolverhampton (@carmelwv3) April 20, 2025
Times for our services for the Easter Triduum:
— Carmelite Monastery, Wolverhampton (@carmelwv3) April 17, 2025
Maundy Thursday - 5 pm Holy Mass
Good Friday - 9 am Tenebrae, 3 pm Solemn Liturgy
Holy Saturday - 9 am Tenebrae, 8.30 pm Easter Vigil
Easter Sunday - 10 am Holy Mass pic.twitter.com/VFVPvT56bK
Wishing you a very happy & blessed Christmas, filled with the peace, joy & love of our new-born Saviour. May God grant you good health & many graces in 2025, which we celebrate as the Jubilee of Hope. Be assured that we continue to keep your intentions very much in our prayers. pic.twitter.com/Qg64yxZULu
— Carmelite Monastery, Wolverhampton (@carmelwv3) December 24, 2024
Today, the Fourth Sunday of Easter, is the World Day of Prayer for Vocations and we pray particularly for vocations to our own Carmel in Wolverhampton, that our Risen Saviour may be pleased to send us young women filled with the love of God, the Church and prayer. pic.twitter.com/ekVcP18Mm5
— Carmelite Monastery, Wolverhampton (@carmelwv3) April 21, 2024
Happy Easter to all our friends and followers! Wishing you many special joys and blessings this Eastertide. Alleluia! The Lord is risen!
— Carmelite Monastery, Wolverhampton (@carmelwv3) March 31, 2024
"This is the day that the Lord has made. Let us rejoice and be glad in it!" (Psalm 118:24) pic.twitter.com/uyu6HwHl7u
Times for our services for the Easter Triduum:
— Carmelite Monastery, Wolverhampton (@carmelwv3) March 28, 2024
Maundy Thursday - 5 pm Holy Mass
Good Friday - 9 am Tenebrae, 3 pm Solemn Liturgy
Holy Saturday - 9 am Tenebrae, 8 pm Easter Vigil
Easter Sunday - 10 am Holy Mass pic.twitter.com/mPNmX00Kdp
Wishing everyone a very happy & grace-filled Christmas & many joys & blessings in 2024. May our New-born Saviour enfold you in His tender love & mercy & His blessed Mother reveal those wondrous things which she treasured & pondered in her heart. Know you are always in our prayers pic.twitter.com/o18UbTIAeJ
— Carmelite Monastery, Wolverhampton (@carmelwv3) December 25, 2023
On 7th July we celebrated the Golden Jubilee of Religious Profession of our Reverend Mother Prioress, Sr Bernadette of Jesus. Below is a link to the video of the Holy Mass (main celebrant Archbishop Bernard Longley) in which Our Mother renewed her vows. https://t.co/8lnP8GjcL7 pic.twitter.com/qNCU8C1iFx
— Carmelite Monastery, Wolverhampton (@carmelwv3) July 20, 2023
Wishing all our friends, followers & benefactors a very happy & blessed Solemnity of Our Lady of Mt Carmel. We will be holding you all very much in prayer during our day of public adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, finishing with Vespers & Benediction at 4.30 pm. pic.twitter.com/RHggmESnw7
— Carmelite Monastery, Wolverhampton (@carmelwv3) July 16, 2023
On this World Day for Consecrated Life, we would like to highlight our recently uploaded video of the Celebratory Mass for the Diamond Jubilee of one of our Wolverhampton Carmel sisters. Please find it on our website (videos page) or directly on YouTube at https://t.co/ubvOx8Rzrl
— Carmelite Monastery, Wolverhampton (@carmelwv3) February 2, 2023
'The progress of the soul consists
not in thinking much of God
but in loving Him ardently.'
~ St. Teresa of Jesus
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Wishing all our friends and followers a very happy and blessed Christmas, filled with the peace, joy and love of our new-born Saviour. May God also grant you good health and many graces in 2026. Please be assured that we continue to keep you and all your intentions very much in our prayers. In particular, all our friends and benefactors will be remembered in a Novena of Christmas Masses.
On this beautiful solemnity of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, we wish all our friends, benefactors and followers a very happy and blessed feast. Be assured that we are keeping you all very much in our prayers on our Archdiocesan day of Exposition for Vocations to the Priesthood.
Lord God, you willed that the Order of Carmel should be named in honour of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of your Son. Through her prayers, as we honour her today, bring us to your holy Mountain, Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen. |
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 | Wishing all our friends, benefactors and followers a very happy and blessed Christmas, filled with the peace, joy and love of our new-born Saviour. May God grant you good health and many graces in 2025, which, in the Catholic Church, we celebrate as the Jubilee of Hope.
Please be assured that we continue to keep you and all your intentions very much in our prayers. In particular, all our friends and benefactors will be remembered in a Novena of Christmas Masses. |
Wishing all our friends, benefactors and followers a very Happy and Blessed Easter and the assurance of our prayers. May the joy of the Risen Christ bring you hope and the promise of new life and peace.
O come, let us adore Him!
Wishing you a very joyful and blessed Christmas and a happy, healthy and grace-filled New Year. May the wonder, peace and radiant love of the newborn Christ light up your hearts and lives, shining through you to those who do not know Him. Please be assured that we continue to keep you and all your intentions very much in our prayers. In particular, all our friends and benefactors will be remembered in a Novena of Christmas Masses.
 | Wishing all our friends, benefactors and followers a very happy and blessed Solemnity of Our Lady of Mt Carmel. We warmly invite you to watch the latest video from our Centenary celebrations which includes photographs and interviews with people there. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0KcQkLiDjA |
On Monday 6th June at 3 pm, the Carmel of the Magnificat, Wolverhampton, will be marking the Centenary of its foundation in a Mass celebrated by His Grace, Archbishop Bernard Longley. You are warmly invited to watch it live or as a recording on YouTube at the following link - https://youtu.be/CQfyQMD6Xts
(For this we are incredibly grateful for the services of people from Shekinah Europe, which is part of Shekinah Ministries, a Lay Catholic Evangelical movement founded in the State of Kerala, India)
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Prayer to St Joseph for Vocations Sunday
Blessed St Joseph,
You listened in the depth of your heart to the call of God for you to participate in his plan for the salvation of the world, you responded with faith to that invitation.
Help me listen for the call of God in my life, help me understand what the Holy Spirit is asking of me, and help me be open to follow that invitation, with courage and a trusting heart.
May your fatherly hand guide me and keep me safe. Through Christ our Lord. Amen. |  |
