Tagaytay City, Philippines
Mount Carmel House of Formation
• International formation house of the Servants of the Paraclete named in honor of Our Lady Of Mount Carmel
• Tagaytay City is called the “Most Pleasant City in Asia” … calm, serene, beautiful
• The city is a scenic, agriculturally rich, peaceful and relatively cool climate for the tropics.
• It is located 34 miles (55km) from Manila
Following the Servant of the Paraclete’s founder, Father Gerald Fitzgerald s.P., the area is replete with surroundings of tranquility and God’s beauty in nature.
Tagaytay City provides a contemplative setting for the quiet and serious preparation to be a Servant.
Contact Information:
PO Box 048
151 Dominican Road
Tagaytay City, Cavite 4120
Philippines
Father Philip Taylor s.P., Father Servant
Father Peter Lechner s.P.
Brother Anthony Tam Van Vo s.P.
“I will ask the Father, and he will give you another Paraclete to be with you forever.”
John 14:16
Becoming a Servant of the Paraclete…leave all things to help the Church, the Body of Christ, by assisting His priests in difficulty.
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Tagaytay City, Philippines
Mount Carmel House of Formation
• International formation house of the Servants of the Paraclete named in honor of Our Lady Of Mount Carmel
• Tagaytay City is called the “Most Pleasant City in Asia” … calm, serene, beautiful
• The city is a scenic, agriculturally rich, peaceful and relatively cool climate for the tropics.
• It is located 34 miles (55km) from Manila
Following the Servant of the Paraclete’s founder, Father Gerald Fitzgerald s.P., the area is replete with surroundings of tranquility and God’s beauty in nature.
Tagaytay City provides a contemplative setting for the quiet and serious preparation to be a Servant.
Contact Information:
PO Box 048
151 Dominican Road
Tagaytay City, Cavite 4120
Philippines
Father Philip Taylor s.P., Father Servant
Father Peter Lechner s.P.
Brother Anthony Tam Van Vo s.P.
“I will ask the Father, and he will give you another Paraclete to be with you forever.”
John 14:16
Becoming a Servant of the Paraclete…leave all things to help the Church, the Body of Christ, by assisting His priests in difficulty.
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