Secular Order of Discalced Carmelites

Order of Our Lady of Mount Carmel

Community of the Sacred Heart, Frederick, Maryland

Sunday January 17 2010 Community Activities and Schedule

1 pm: Classes meet: Instructors and students be prepared to review December and January materials
class location material Meet with
Newcomers Lunch Room Informal Mary Rice,
Isolda Riveralainez
Aspirants, Entering Bishop Class 3: Constitutions Rose Grimes,
Murphy Stephanie Rubeling
Aspirants, Continuing Notre Dame Class 9: Rule of St. Emily Nelson,
Albert and Statutes Dawn Walsh
Candidates, Library Way of Perfection: Judy Campbell,
First Year A Chapter 26-29 questions Denise Moore
on pages 20-21 of the
syllabus
Candidates, Room beyond Rule/Constitutions Carmen Van Zutphen
First Year B the kitchen Commentary: Michael Alley,
pages 33-62 Ken Vaughan
Constitutions: Sections
II & III
Candidates, Second Room 8 Interior Castle: Kate Embree,
Year, Entering Dwelling Place 5 Jack Brennan
Candidates, Second Room 9 Spiritual Canticle: pages Lynn Aminzadeh,
Year, Continuing 504-532 questions on Carmelle Machi,
pages 46 & 47 of the
syllabus

Community Meeting and Ongoing Formation (Cafeteria)

2 -2.30 pm: Silent recollection, opening prayer

2.30 - 3 pm: Business Meeting:

Announcements
Provincial dues and Clarion
Reading Teresa in union with the entire Order
Report of presentation by Cathy Michaloski
Day of Recollection

3 - 4 pm: Small Groups Ongoing Formation

Workshop as given at the Congress, presented by Michael Alley

4 pm: Break for Refreshments

4.15: Blessing of our community Book of Prayers

Silent recollection, followed by Community Evening Prayer
Meeting closes

Future Meetings:
February 21, March 21, April 18, May 16.

Our Vision is to Live the Teresian Way:

As faithful members of the Church, "in allegiance to Jesus Christ" through "friendship with the One
we know loves us" and in service to the Church. Under the protection of Our Lady of Mount Carmel,
in the biblical tradition of the prophet Elijah and inspired by the teachings of St Teresa of Jesus and
St John of the Cross, we seek to deepen our Christian commitment received in baptism.