10 to 11 October 2025, Faversham Theme: Pilgrimage This year’s reunion, AGM and conference is being hosted by the Carmelite Shrine of Saint Jude in Faversham, Kent – a proud member of the CVTA for over 10 years. All are welcome. Book here. All are welcome to come to both days or one of the […]
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The Carmelite Shrine of Saint Jude’s latest newsletter is now available. It has been written by the Prior Provincial, Brendan Grady, O.Carm, for the friends of the Shrine of Saint Jude and the Carmelite Order. In this issue, Brendan reflects on growing in contemplative openness, Lent, plus how you are supporting the Carmelites preparing for
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This spring, the Shrine of Saint Jude will be starting to lay bricks on a new path for our ‘Footprints of Hope’ project. We want to offer friends one last opportunity to have a name engraved on a brick. Make your mark and remember your friends and loved ones in a special place of hope
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The latest newsletter from the Prior Provincial is now available to read. This newsletter also includes details about the upcoming Feast of Saint Jude and the Holy Souls Society.
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The latest edition of Carmelite News is now available. The Prior Provincial, Fr. Brendan Grady, O.Carm updates the Carmelite family on the latest news from the Province.
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The Saint Jude Garden of Hope is a new project to create a garden behind the Shrine Office at the National Shrine of Saint Jude. The Apostle’s National Shrine in Faversham, Kent, served by the Carmelite Friars. Those who wish to donate to this special project can do so, here. Saint Jude is best known as the patron
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The feast of Saint Jude on 28th October is normally attended by thousands of pilgrims to the Apostle’s National Shrine in Faversham, Kent, served by the Carmelite Friars. However, because of the Covid-19 pandemic restrictions, this year’s feast will be a ‘virtual’ celebration with a wealth of activities that pilgrims can access online through a new website specially created for
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