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An Introduction to St. Teresa of Avila

September 22, 2012February 13, 2016

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An Introduction to St. Teresa of Avila with Fr. James Zakowicz, September 22, 2012

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Mission Statement

We are a Discalced Carmelite Community committed to prayer and apostolic service. Our mission is to foster and encourage spiritual growth to all who are looking for a deeper union with God through Spiritual Direction, Days of Recollection, Retreats, assistance to Parishes and support to OCDS groups (Lay Carmelites) and the Carmelite family.

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  • The Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary
  • Hope: St Therese of Lisieux
  • The Way of Imperfection: The Weakest Way to God

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From Interstate 5, take Exit # 212 (SR 532) and proceed west toward Stanwood/Camano Island for about 4 miles.

At the 72nd Avenue traffic signal, turn right onto 72nd Avenue. Go 1/4 mile, then take the first left onto 272nd Street and drive past the Stanwood High School (Caution: 20 M.P.H.)

Go past the schools and take the next left, 78th Avenue NW, and drive to the end of the street. St. Cecilia Church is on the right. Park in the parking lot and walk back two houses to the Carmelite Spirituality Center - the only house on the street with a red tile roof.

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