Carmelite Spirituality Summit 2026
July 1, 2026
Friday 10th - Saturday 11th July 2026

This July, the Centre for Applied Carmelite Spirituality at the Carmelite Priory, Oxford is hosting a series of special events to mark two significant anniversaries of Saint John of the Cross:
- 300 years since his canonisation
- 100 years since his proclamation as a Doctor of the Church
Contemplative Creativity & Human Flourishing
10–11 July | Carmelite Priory, Oxford & online
A two-day event featuring thirteen international speakers, including Cardinal Anders Arborelius OCD, Dr Susan Muto, and Fr Iain Matthew OCD.
The summit will explore how contemplative wisdom can renew creativity and restore the human spirit in today’s world.
This gathering is are open to all and available both in person in Oxford and online, offering a unique opportunity to explore the depth and beauty of Carmelite spirituality.

Please donate to our Family Fast Day parish collection. Put your faith into action and share the Lord’s love by supporting our global neighbours experiencing shortages of food and safe water. Your gift can support children like Tayla in Zimbabwe to stay in school by helping communities and schools provide nourishing meals, improve access to water and grow food in school gardens. Ways to donate to CAFOD Family Fast Day Use the envelopes at the back of church for our parish collection. Donate online at cafod.org.uk/envelope . Donate by phone: Call 0303 303 3030 and make a card payment over the phone. Donate by post: CAFOD, Romero House, 55 Westminster Bridge Road, London, SE1 7JB . Please make cheques payable to CAFOD and do not send cash in the post. You can also text CAFOD to 70560 to donate £10. Texts will cost the donation amount plus one standard network rate message, and you’ll be opting into hearing more from CAFOD. If you would like to donate but don’t wish to hear more from CAFOD, please text CAFODNOINFO instead.

We are looking for a practising Catholic who feels called to support our parish school by becoming a Foundation Governor. This is a wonderful ministry that helps shape the spiritual, moral and educational life of our children. Foundation Governors are appointed by the Archdiocese and play a key role in: • Protecting and promoting the Catholic ethos of the school • Supporting and challenging school leaders to ensure high standards • Helping set the school’s strategic direction • Ensuring Gospel values guide policies, decisions and daily life • Strengthening links between the parish, school and Diocese . If you feel called to support Catholic education and help shape the future of our wonderful school community, we would love to hear from you. Please contact the school office for more information - cpower@cardiff.gov.uk








