About the Carmelite Monastery in Terre Haute:
The Monastery here is composed of consecrated women of the Teresian Carmel living in sisterly communion. They are cloistered Carmelite nuns, called to live the Gospel and the charism of Saint Teresa through a hidden life of unceasing contemplative prayer in the service of the Church. Standing in the presence of the living God they adore and intercede for all, becoming channels of spiritual energy and a prophetic witness of hope to the world.
The public is warmly welcomed to participate in the daily Mass which is celebrated in their public chapel. The cloister grill and curtain open during the Eucharist to allow the community to participate with the priest and people.
The monastery has its own gift shop featuring items created by the sisters. Be sure to visit and pick up some items!
You are most welcome to share with them your concerns and intentions. Your intentions will be written in a special book and remembered each day in their prayers, Divine Office and Eucharistic Liturgy. Check their website below for contact information.
Traveling to Terre Haute, Indiana:
By air: Terre Haute Regional Airport (code HUF)
By train: There was formerly passenger train service to Terre Haute, Indiana, operated by Indiana Rail Road (IRI), which ran passenger trains on its Chicago–Terre Haute route, with additional interchanges in Indianapolis and Newton, IL . There is no direct train service at this time.
Traveling to the Carmelite Monastery in Terre Haute, Indiana:
Address: 59 Allendale, Terre Haute, IN 47802
Tel: +1 (812) 299-1410 Fax: +1 (812) 299-5820
Visit the official website of the Carmelite Monastery in Terre Haute, Indiana.