These may be used in private recitation of the Office, or where the Constitutions or directives of the affiliated Third Orders of the Brothers and Sisters of Our Lady of Mount Carmel indicate.[1]
When the commemoration of a patron saint or of one of our own Carmelite saints is made, it should be made between the Oration that follows the Magnificat or Benedictus and the conclusion (Domine, exaudi orationem meum) before the Antiphon of Our Lady.
- February 4 – St. Andrew Corsini
- March 19 – St. Joseph, Principal Patron of the Order
- May 5 – St. Angelus of Sicily, Martyr
- May 16 – St. Simon Stock, Confessor, Prior General
- May 25 – St. Mary Magdalene de Pazzi, Virgin
- June 14 – St. Eliseus, Prophet, Second Father of Carmel
- July 16 – Solemn Commemoration of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
- July 20 – St. Elias, Prophet and Father of Carmel
- August 7 – St. Albert of Sicily, Confessor
- October 3 – St. Thérèse of the Child Jesus, Virgin, Doctor of the Universal Church
- October 15 – St. Teresa of Jesus, Virgin, Doctor of the Universal Church
- November 14 – All Saints of the Order of Carmel
- November 15 – All Souls of the Order of Carmel
The Office of the Dead should be recited whenever possible on this feast - November 24 – St. John of the Cross, Confessor, Doctor of the Universal Church
[1] Rev. Vincent Maria McDonald, O.C.D., comp.,The Little Office of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Mt. Carmel with the Office of the Dead according to the Carmelite Rite (New York: Scapular Press, 1953), p. 195. ↩