The "카르멜 수녀회" (Carmelite Sisters) is a religious order within the Catholic Church that focuses on a life of prayer, contemplation, and community service. Founded in the 16th century by Saint Teresa of Ávila, the order emphasizes a deep spiritual life and a commitment to God through silence and solitude. Carmelite Sisters are known for their dedication to various ministries, including education, healthcare, and social services. They strive to live out their faith by serving others and fostering a sense of community, reflecting the teachings of Saint John of the Cross, another key figure in the Carmelite tradition.