Ways to support our life of prayer -Vocations

The most important way to help our Carmel is to PRAY for our growth in holiness, and for new vocations to our community; and also to join us in praying for priests and the hierarchy, that they may be holy and courageous apostles for Christ. People often ask if we have special projects that need funding.   Our most urgent need today is providing for the influx of new members who have recently joined us. By the grace of God, our numbers have nearly quadrupled since we restored our liturgical traditions, but we cannot conceal from our friends the fact that our income has not kept pace with this growth. For more information, please see our special page about supporting new vocations. What would help us most is monthly donors, to help us meet the ongoing costs of Christian healthcare sharing and other basic needs for the nuns. Donate securely online using PayPal or credit card. If you wish to support us in other ways, please see the options below: Send a check Checks may be made payable to:  Discalced Carmelite Nuns and sent to:  Carmelite Monastery 3501 Silver Lake Road Traverse City, MI 49684-8949 Remember us in your will Our legal title is: The Discalced Carmelite Nuns, Monastery of the Infant of Prague, Inc. Our monastery is a 501 (c)(3) tax exempt organization.  Therefore, all donations are tax deductible.  We will provide a tax receipt for your donation upon request. Other ways to donate  Do you buy or sell on eBay? You can designate a portion of the profits to go to us. Learn more here. If you would like to sign up to receive future notices of our special days of prayer four times a year by email, click here.   We are grateful for all of our friends, families, and benefactors who support us in our mission of prayer and intercession for the Church and the people of the world. Without your kind support, we would be unable to continue our lives of prayer. We remember in our daily prayers and sacrifices all those who do good to us, as our Holy Mother Saint Teresa of Jesus taught us.  May God reward you abundantly for your faithful generosity!