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Our lady the best disciple This Sunday, our church of OLMC celebrates the feast of OLMC. The readings are all in honor of our lady who teaches us to open to God and his will without fear; always have faith, hope and love; and to pray to find God in all that happens around us.

Community Connection Tuesday June 13th 2023   EMANCIPATED: Juneteenth Celebration At Mt. Carmel Church Saturday June 17th and Sunday June 18th Mount Carmel Church - 9610 East 42nd St. Indianapolis, IN 46235 Saturday June 17th From Noon - 6PM: Live Music, Entertainment, Food/Merch Vendors, & Fun For The Entire Community! Sunday June 18th Starting At 10 AM: An Outside Worship Experience In The Parking Lot! Vender Applications: https://www.mtcarmelindy.org/connect/bulletin/juneteenth/   Juneteenth Celebration | Sat, Jun 24th From 12 Noon - 4:00 PM | At The Global Village Welcome Center | 4233 Lafayette Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46254 Presented By Indy's International Marketplace "We celebrate Juneteenth with performances, fashion, stories, and lifting black voices." More Info Here: https://www.imcoalition.org/even.../juneteenth-celebration-1   IMPD Joined Us For Their Monthly Segment On Community Connection! Topics: Leadership Structure Changes, Violence In The City (Shootings/Homocides), And More Guests: Chief Michael Wolley - Newly Appointed Deputy Chief of Operations Leadership Changes Article per WRTV News Parterners:  https://www.wrtv.com/news/local-news/impd-announces-command-staff-leadership-changes?fbclid=IwAR1yfSP2tq-MVL-VDMMTpgyubXWJJwCSWzRJrMKoOkNjmiSHE5IfXF9-hWA    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, I chat with Fr. Daniel O'Mullane, pastor of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church in Boonton, NJ. During the coronavirus, Fr. Daniel decided to offer the Sacrament of Confession from a plastic shed in front of his church and the papers quickly took notice. For more on Fr. Daniel, visit his parish website. 

"At The The Table With Tony" Livestream Show Ep. 15: Italian Churches in North Jersey & Beyond Anthony "Tony Mangia" Scillia is joined by his friends Monsignor Joseph Ambrosio (Pastor of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church in Newark, NJ) & Eric Lavin.  They’ll be discussing Italian Churches in North Jersey & beyond.  This is a must listen to for those that are interested in the faith-ways of the Italian immigrants & their progeny that settled in the States, especially the Archdiocese of Newark (http://www.RCAN.org). Guests: Monsignor Joseph Ambrosio: Pastor of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church in Newark, NJ & Vicar of the Archdiocese of Newark's Italian Apostolate (http://www.facebook.com/OLMCNEWARK) Eric Lavin: High School Italian Teacher and Authority on Italian/Catholic Traditions (http://www.facebook.com/eric.lavin18) 

Josh Wells, recent convert, retired marine and past employee of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, joins the show to talk about conscience. How do we build a good conscience, what tears it down, and how do we examine it? Turns out, the Catholic faith has some good tools to help us out with this.

We have a special guest for episode 26 of the Brooklyn’s Own Podcast, Monsignor Jamie Gigantiello joins us to talk about a Brooklyn tradition since 1903, the Our Lady of Mount Carmel feast in Williamsburg! You’ve probably seen the Festival of the Giglio on TV or in various documentaries, and Monsignor Jamie gives us an in depth look into how all these men carry the gigantic 5 story tower! We talk about Brooklyn traditions related to the Church, and of course we have to get in a couple of Cardinal Dolan stories! The Our Lady of Mount Carmel feast runs July 10th-21st at 275 North Eighth Street in Williamsburg. The 12-day Festival of the Giglio is produced to support Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, following a centuries-old tradition that continues to hold deep religious and cultural meaning for many Catholics who live in Brooklyn or are returning to ‘the old neighborhood.’ Monsignor Jamie comes from St. Bernard’s Parish in Bergen Beach, and once served at Bay Ridge’s St. Patrick’s Church as well as at Mary Queen of Heaven in Flatlands. He’s also a great chef! Check out his show “breaking bread” on NET TV! Verizon Fios channel 48 & Spectrum channel 97. Or see it here: www.netny.tv/shows/breaking-bread  Visit WWW.OLMCFEAST.COM for more info or OLMCFEAST on social media.

In the first hour, hosts Andy Shaw and Fr. Michel Mulloy began by visiting with the Diocese of Winona-Rochester's Fr. Matt Fasnacht about the storms that rolled through the Easton, MN area, which severely damage Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. Andy and Fr. Mike then invited listeners to call in with their questions and comments on topics of the faith and news in the world around us in our "Straight Talk" segment.

TRADCAST 022 (05 JUL 2018) Contents Segment 1: Miscellany of recent news stories; Ascension Day conundrum for the SSPX; "Cardinal" Blase Cupich's treatment of "Fr." Frank Phillips; "Fr." Linus Clovis' talk about the arrival of the Anti-Church; Fr. Joseph Pfeiffer's false argument about Pope Adrian VI and the Papacy Segment 2: Unspinning Christopher Ferrara; From the Jorge's Mouth: a review of recent Bergoglian utterances; Vatican says Muslims have a duty to share their religion; blatant heresy in The Remnant; if it weren't for Francis! Total run time: 1 hr 18 min Links to Items mentioned in the Show & Related Information News Article: Cindy Wooden, "Humanity 2.0: Vatican hosts experts to discuss tenderness", Crux (Apr. 20, 2018) News Article: Edward Pentin, "Author: Pope Francis Is a ‘Mystic’ Trying to Solve Left-Right Dichotomy in the Church", National Catholic Register (Apr. 21, 2018) News Article: "Holy Father’s In-Flight Press Conference on Return from Geneva (Full Text)", Zenit (June 22, 2018) News Article: Deborah Castellano Lubov, "Vatican to Commemorate 3rd Anniversary of Laudato Si", Zenit (June 26, 2018) Forum Thread: "Is the obligation to attend Mass on Ascension Thursday binding according to SSPX", CathInfo.com (May 11, 2018) Blog Post: "It seems we'll never know what happened at St. John Cantius, Chicago", Rorate Caeli (June 25, 2018) Blog Post: Matt C. Abbot, "Embattled Pastor of St. John Cantius Proclaims Innocence, Seeks ‘Reconciliation With’ Cardinal", One Peter Five (July 2, 2018) Article: Rev. Linus Clovis, "The anti-Church has come. Why faithful Catholics should not be afraid", Life Site News (May 18, 2017) Book: Karol Wojtyla, Sign of Contradiction (New York, NY: The Seabury Press, 1979) -- see SCAN OF PAGE 17 HERE YouTube Video: Fr. Joseph Pfeiffer, "LIVE 2018 Doctrinal Conference: Day Two Conference 4 Padre Pfeiffer June 23", Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church (uploaded June 23, 2018) [relevant location: 1:17:42 - 1:18:09] Novus Ordo Watch, "The 'Heretical' Popes I: Adrian VI" (Mar. 9, 2015) Novus Ordo Watch, "The Question of a Heretical Pope considered by the First Vatican Council" (Apr. 7, 2015) Novus Ordo Watch, "A Dangerous Experiment: Taking Francis’ Claim to the Papacy Seriously" (July 4, 2017) Blog Post: Christopher A. 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Glen Mc Call is the director of youth ministry and confirmation at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church in Ridgewood, NJ.

Father John David Ramsey, Pastor of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, joins Austin Farinholt and seminarian Anthony Ferguson for a discussion on natural and artistic beauty.

I have a cold, and Mike might too. We talk about mediation in this episode. Here’s some stuff to check out: Stained glass window of Mary Immaculate at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, Chicago The Liturgy Guys with Dr. Denis McNamara and Mr. Chris Carstens Echoes from the Bell Tower by the Monks of […]

Former City Councilor Phil Palmieri is not happy about news that Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church may be torn down. In fact, he doesn't buy claims that it is beyond repair, and he argues the city has not ordered it taken down. He joins Hank and Walter on Worcester this week, and pulls no punches. Give a listen, share and let us know who and what you'd like to hear on a future show. worcestermag.com/hank-walter-podcast

Members of the Brooklyn, New York, Mt. Carmel Club of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church dance the Giglio, carrying the structure, as well as the 12-piece band standing on it. The men who carry the structure are called the Paranza, or lifters; they are directed by the Capo, a position of great honor and tremendous responsibility. Under the direction of the Capo, the Paranza act as one to lift, carry, and dance the Giglio through the streets of Williamsburg. This 1956 amateur film footage was shot by Natale Bello. Each July in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York, a seven-story, four-ton papier-mâché structure is carried through the streets by a group of over 100 men. This remarkable event is the Giglio, the Festival of San Paulinus di Nola, who is credited with offering himself into slavery to save the life of a child. In honor of San Paulinus, the Giglio has been “danced,” as they say, in Nola, Italy for over 1,500 years. Italian immigrants brought the tradition with them to the United States, where it is not only a religious festival, but also a grand celebration of Italian heritage. (This clip is drawn from HSFA film, accession number 84.11.1. More information is available in SIRIS, the Smithsonian’s online catalog—see sidebar for URL.) COLOR and SILENT.