Welcome to CIBI
The second semester of the 2011-12 academic year begins on 9th January 2011 . The conferring of graduates for the academic year 2010-11 takes place in the Milltown Institute in Dublin on 4th October 2011.
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NEW! Launch of the MA in Carmelite Studies and Pilot project in Kinsale - See below!
Contact details: Carmelite Institute of Britain and Ireland, Gort Muire Carmelite Centre, Ballinteer, Dublin 16, Ireland. Tel. no. 00353-1-298-7706; email: admin@cibi.ie
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The CIBI Master of Arts in Carmelite Studies will be launched in on 9th January 2012. It will be accredited by York St John University. The prospectus outlining this new programme, and the application form, are available on the following links: MA in Carmelite Studies Prospectus MAin Carmelite Studies: Application Form
As a pilot project, CIBI will onganise an introduction to the Adult Eduction Diploma in Carmelite Studies at the Carmelite Centre in Kinsale between February and May of 2012. On 18th February, Pat Mullins OCarm, the Director of Studies of CIBI, will give a talk on Spirituality in My Daily Life and will outline how CIBI's distance learning programme operates. Over the following weeks, those who enrol will follow the module, What is Spirituality?, on the CIBI website and, on 14th May, there will be a meeting in Kinsale to reveiw the experience and to receive feedback from those who have taken part.
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The graduates who received their parchments in 2011: (Left to right standing) Heather Larnach, Sr Gwen Collins, Sr Dorothy Garry, John Quigley, Maureen Dolan and Mary Forrest. (Left to right sitting) Angela Bergström-Allen, Sr Mary Elisabeth Tinkler, Sr Mary Corrigan. The third CIBI conferring ceremony took place in the Milltown Institute in Dublin on Tuesday 5th October 2011. Heather Larnach was conferred with the Adult Education Diploma in Carmelite Studies and Gerda McArdle was conferred with the same award in absentia. The first graduates of the Diploma in Carmelite Studies were also conferred with their awards. They were Angela Bergstrom-Allen, Madeleine Armstrong, Sr Gwen Collins, Sr Mary Corrigan, Maureen Dolan, Mary Forrest, Sr Dorothy Garry, John Quigley, and Sr Mary Elisabeth Tinkler. Sr Hilary Bartlett was conferred with her award in absentia. See Previous Graduations.
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The CIBI Annual Lectures are available on the following links: 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007 |
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The Carmelite Institute of Britain & Ireland (CIBI) was set up by the Provincials of the British and Irish Carmelites and Discalced Carmelites in 2005. The purpose of the Institute is to diffuse the Carmelite charism, heritage, and spirituality, by offering introductory and more advanced courses and awards in Carmelite Studies, through part-time distance-learning, to members of the Carmelite Family and others interested in this area. In an accessible but scholarly way, the Institute offers the Carmelite Family, the Church, and all those interested, a structured way of studying Carmel’s heritage and spirituality. Further information. If you are a signed-up member of Facebook and have an account, it is possible to contact other CIBI students by subscribing to the Facebook site "Carmelite Institute of Britain and Ireland." This site is run independently of Cibi and Cibi takes no responsibility for any of the views expressed by any contributors to the site. Our latest CIBI newsletter is available online: |
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