God promises us peace and love, in this itinerary we will accompany you so that you know these promises and see their manifestation in your life. Sometimes we forget the abundance of God’s graces in our daily lives, so let’s remember them so that they preciously give you life and hope.
We have the faith that God will already be working in you!
In this itinerary, let yourself be surprised and enjoy it to the fullest!
Program:
The following program, as the title suggests, will be focused on meditating and knowing the promises of peace and love that God gives us, some clues for them to manifest in your daily life, this under the maternal gaze of Mary who wishes to fill us with graces. of peace and love. A space to learn about the invocation of the Virgen del Carmen and the promise of the scapular.
“Take this Scapular… It will be a sign of salvation, of protection in danger and a promise of peace”
Every day, you will receive:
🎧 A beautiful audio meditation by Carmelo Callejas, who will propose some points to illuminate your reflection.
💡 Depending on the day, you will receive some curious facts, both historical and geographical.
Themes:
Day 1: promise love
Day 2: The love promise: part II
Day 3: The promise of peace
Day 4: The promise of peace: part II
day 5: The Fidelity
Day 6: fidelity in prayer
Day 7: Maternal intercession
About the Virgen del Carmen
The story of the Virgen del Carmen begins in Israel, specifically on Mount Carmel. The name of this mountain comes from Karm-El, which means “Garden or Vineyard of God”.
There, in 1251, the Virgin appeared to a hermit who was part of the Order of Our Lady of Mount CarmelSaint Simon Stock to whom he gave a scapular.
This scapular became one of the most distinctive signs of the religious group.
The Carmelites
In 1499, the first female communities devoted to the Virgen del Carmen, known as Carmelites, began to emerge.
Among them emerged saints of the stature of Saint Teresa of Avilareformer of the Carmelite Order; the Chilean Teresa of the Andes; the philosopher Edith Stein exterminated by the Nazis in Auschwitz for being Jewish; the french Saint Therese of the Child Jesus, among other.
In the male branch, personalities such as Saint John of the Crosswho is a Doctor of the Church, and the bishop Saint Albert of Jerusalem.