Madame Barbara Acarie's guest appearances

Madame Barbara Acarie

Carmelite Conversations

Chris Cotter

Teresa of Avila

Teresa Gooding

Teresa Margaret

Frances Harry

Raphael Kalinowski

Marika Zimmerman

Lisa LaRosa

Colleen Sollinger

Tammy Jetton

Pere Jacques

Daniel Chowning

Debbie Koch

Mary Pyper

Jennifer Kane

OwlTail

What a difference one soul can make! If it weren’t for Madame Barbara Acarie, who later in life became Blessed Mary of the Incarnation, we might not have had the likes of St. Therese of Lisiuex, St. Mary of Jesus Crucified, or Blessed Elizabeth of the Trinity, all of whom were Discalced Carmelites in France. This daughter, wife, mother, mystic, and Discalced Carmelite Nun, gives an example of how to live the “interior life” at all stages of life. Through her openness to God’s call in her life and her receptivity to His gifts, she was a “light” shining in the dark to all those around her. She was gifted with prophecy, the reading of hearts, the gift of healing, discernment of spirits, as well as having the invisible stigmata. How did Madame Acarie become a foundress for the Carmelites in France? How did she handle the many trials and tribulations of her life? The insights given will help us live the interior life with greater charity and clarity. Resources:Website: www.madame-acarie.org Scripture: John 3:30 “He must increase, but I must decrease.”

What a difference one soul can make! If it weren’t for Madame Barbara Acarie, who later in life became Blessed Mary of the Incarnation, we might not have had the likes of St. Therese of Lisiuex, St. Mary of Jesus Crucified, or Blessed Elizabeth of the Trinity, all of whom were Discalced Carmelites in France. This daughter, wife, mother, mystic, and Discalced Carmelite Nun, gives an example of how to live the “interior life” at all stages of life. Through her openness to God’s call in her life and her receptivity to His gifts, she was a “light” shining in the dark to all those around her. She was gifted with prophecy, the reading of hearts, the gift of healing, discernment of spirits, as well as having the invisible stigmata. How did Madame Acarie become a foundress for the Carmelites in France? How did she handle the many trials and tribulations of her life? The insights given will help us live the interior life with greater charity and clarity. Resources: Website: <a href="http://www.madame-acarie.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.madame-acarie.org</a> Scripture: John 3:30 “He must increase, but I must decrease.”

Introduction to the Virtuous Life and Spiritual Insight of Madame Barbara Acarie/Blessed Mary of the Incarnation, OCD

What a difference one soul can make!  If it weren’t for Madame Barbara Acarie, who later in life became Blessed Mary of the Incarnation, we might not have had the likes of St. Therese of Lisiuex, St. Mary of Jesus Crucified, or Blessed Elizabeth of the Trinity, all of whom were Discalced Carmelites in France.  This daughter, wife, mother, mystic, and Discalced Carmelite Nun, gives an example of how to live the “interior life” at all stages of life.  Through her openness to God’s call in her life and her receptivity to His gifts, she was a “light” shining in the dark to all those around her.  She was gifted with prophecy, the reading of hearts, the gift of healing, discernment of spirits, as well as having the invisible stigmata.  How did Madame Acarie become a foundress for the Carmelites in France?  How did she handle the many trials and tribulations of her life?  The insights given will help us live the interior life  with greater charity and clarity. Resources: Website: www.madame-acarie.org Scripture:  John 3:30  “He must increase, but I must decrease.”

What a difference one soul can make! If it weren’t for Madame Barbara Acarie, who later in life became Blessed Mary of the Incarnation, we might not have had the likes of St. Therese of Lisiuex, St. Mary of Jesus Crucified, or Blessed Elizabeth of the Trinity, all of whom were Discalced Carmelites in France. This daughter, wife, mother, mystic, and Discalced Carmelite Nun, gives an example of how to live the “interior life” at all stages of life. Through her openness to God’s call in her life and her receptivity to His gifts, she was a “light” shining in the dark to all those around her. She was gifted with prophecy, the reading of hearts, the gift of healing, discernment of spirits, as well as having the invisible stigmata. How did Madame Acarie become a foundress for the Carmelites in France? How did she handle the many trials and tribulations of her life? The insights given will help us live the interior life with greater charity and clarity. Resources: Website: <a href="http://www.madame-acarie.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.madame-acarie.org</a> Scripture: John 3:30 “He must increase, but I must decrease.”

April 18 2016 – “Introduction to the Virtuous Life and Spiritual Insight of Madame Barbara Acarie/Blessed Mary of the Incarnation, OCD, Foundress of  the Discalced Carmel  in France”