Abide in my love and you shall bear much fruit (cf. Jn 15:5-9)We cannot bear fruit on our own. It is the life of Jesus flowing through us that produces fruit. When we listen to Jesus his life flows through us. By his word we bear fruit. As persons, as a community, as the entire church, we wish to unite ourselves to Christ in order to keep his commandment of loving one another as He has loved us (Jn 15:12).
Grandchamp Community
The community of Grandchamp, Switzerland, is a monastic community that brings together sisters from different churches and various countries. Their ecumenical vocation commits them on the path of reconciliation among Christians and within the human family, and to respect the whole of creation. The community of Grandchamp prepared the theme for this year’s Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. Visit their website here: https://www.grandchamp.org/en/
Christian Unity WeekThe night before his Passion and Death, Jesus said:“May they all be one, just as, Father, you are in me and I am in you” Jn 17:21Each year from 18-25th January, Christians unite around the world to pray for this great desire of the heart of Jesus—that we may all be one. Here at Kilmacud Carmelite Monastery we dedicate our Evening Prayer at 4.30pm for this intention each day during the Week of Prayer.
Resources for the Week of Prayer
JOIN US LIVE FOR EVENING PRAYER4.30pm each dayClick hereZoom Meeting ID: 758 9124 4014Password: 182501Due to COVID-19 restrictions, we cannot open our chapel for public worship this year. We invite you to unite with us each day via the Zoom link above. On this page we provide you with the daily prayer leaflet to download. Each evening a video will be uploaded to YouTube with a link from this page also. Thank you for praying with us during this special week.
JOIN US LIVE FOR EVENING PRAYER4.30pm each dayClick hereZoom Meeting ID: 758 9124 4014Password: 182501Due to COVID-19 restrictions, we cannot open our chapel for public worship this year. We invite you to unite with us each day via the Zoom link above. On this page we provide you with the daily prayer leaflet to download. Each evening a video will be uploaded to YouTube with a link from this page also. Thank you for praying with us during this special week.
Abide in my love and you shall bear much fruit (cf. Jn 15:5-9)We cannot bear fruit on our own. It is the life of Jesus flowing through us that produces fruit. When we listen to Jesus his life flows through us. By his word we bear fruit. As persons, as a community, as the entire church, we wish to unite ourselves to Christ in order to keep his commandment of loving one another as He has loved us (Jn 15:12).
Grandchamp Community
The community of Grandchamp, Switzerland, is a monastic community that brings together sisters from different churches and various countries. Their ecumenical vocation commits them on the path of reconciliation among Christians and within the human family, and to respect the whole of creation. The community of Grandchamp prepared the theme for this year’s Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. Visit their website here: https://www.grandchamp.org/en/
Christian Unity WeekThe night before his Passion and Death, Jesus said:“May they all be one, just as, Father, you are in me and I am in you” Jn 17:21Each year from 18-25th January, Christians unite around the world to pray for this great desire of the heart of Jesus—that we may all be one. Here at Kilmacud Carmelite Monastery we dedicate our Evening Prayer at 4.30pm for this intention each day during the Week of Prayer.