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I.
General Introduction
II. More about this community
Current issue of our quarterly newsletter.
Last issue of our quarterly newsletter.
Local Street Map
III. Vocation Information
Vocation Information
Vocation Discernment Information
IV.
Carmelite Spirituality
V.
Carmelite History
Carmel in America, the bicentennial edition
Carmelite History to 1600, a Database
"Convents As Litigants: Dowry and Inheritance Disputes in Early-Modern Spain."
by Elizabeth A. Lehfeldt, published in
The Journal of Social History
Spring, 2000
The Fractured Face of Carmel by Kate Kuenstler
A Photo Tour of Avila
VI.
Carmelite saints, Carmelite texts on the net
Edith Stein
Reference Lists and Bibliographies
Sarah Borden's Bibliography
of Secondary Souces on Edith Stein.
A bibliography
compiled in 1998; contains some abstracts.
A Chronology of Stein's Writings by Marianne Sawicki
Critical edition of the writings of Edith Stein
Edith Stein's Texts On Line
Disertations
Biographies
A biography on the International College of Edith Stein homepage
A brief chronology
A 1952 book review by Evelyn Waugh of a Stein biography
Another Stein biography
Baltimore
Catholic Review
article on Stein's Canonization
Britannica on Stein
Excerpts from the formal dedication of Edith Stein Hall at Holy Cross, 6 May 1988.
Articles Concerning Jewish Christian Relations
Advisory on the Implications for Catholic-Jewish Relations of the Canonization of Edith Stein
Catholics and the Holocaust
This site is concerned with issues in the on-going
Christian-Jewish dialogue
Dabru Emet
"A Jewish Statement on Christians and Christianity"
Other Related Texts
Baltimore
Catholic Review
article on Baltimore Carmel's Edith Stein Lecture Series
The canonization message of John Paul II
Edith Stein: an example of spiritual freedom
-- by Sr Licinia Faresin
Edith Stein Co-Patroness of Europe
an apostolic letter by Pope John Paul II
Edith Stein on Male-Female Differences
(from
Crisis
magazine)
"Edith Stein's Works in
The Husserl Homepage, secondary sources
Edmund Husserl in
The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
The Pre-Baptismal Philosophy of Edith Stein
by Marianne Sawicki, PhD.
Other interesting items
Carmelite publications
Edith Stein devotional articles
Workshops, Lectures, and Programs of Study
On-going courses offered by the
Carmelite Institute in Washington, DC
Lawrence of the Resurrection
Practicing the Presence of God.
To order the recent critical edition: go to
the ICS Publications web page.
Lawrence is in the "other Carmelites" section
Study Version
A Second Study Version
St Therese of Lisieux
Bibliographies
Bibliography by Br. Johannes Bapt. of Austria
From
Story of a Soul,
the ICS Publications edition
Biographical Material
The Lisieux Carmel's Home Page
A very ordinary life By Monsignor Guy Gaucher, Auxiliary Bishop of Bayeux et Lisieux
In Therese's Footsteps-- Alençon: 1873-1877 - Lisieux: 1877 - 1897
In Carmel (1888-1897) My 'little way' as you call it...A solitary journey
Chronology of the life of Saint Thérèse of the Child Jesus
Other Articles
Chapter-by-Chapter Questions
for Discussion of
The Story of a Soul
by Karen Nys
Conversion as Self-Transcendence Exemplified in the Life of St. Thérèse of Lisieux
by Joann Wolski Conn Walter E. Conn, SPIRITUALITY TODAY. Winter 1982, Vol. 34, No. 4, pp. 303-311
The Mission of Therese of Lisieux
by Sr Constance FitzGerald, ocd
Thematic Reflections and Questions
by Fr. Donald Kinney, OCD
Therese and Transformation
by Sr Judy Murray, ocd
Therese: Doctor of the Church--Interview with Mgr. Guy Gaucher
Therese of Lisieux: A Saint for All Seasons.
by Fr. Joseph G. Healey, MM.
Texts on the Net
Story of a Soul
A legacy edition
Therese's Poems
Other interesting things
Gallery of Images of St Therese
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VIII. The Carmelite Family
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