WOMEN IGNATIAN – When the Holy Spirit came upon Jesus’ disciples, it freed them from fear and filled them with a bold, loving purpose. This retreat is an invitation to enter that same movement from fear to freedom. Through silence and prayer, we will contemplate and seek the Holy Spirit’s transforming gifts. Facilitated by Fr. […]
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MEN IGNATIAN – In recent decades, purgatory has come to occupy a more marginal place within Catholic spirituality—viewed by some primarily as a place of suffering, by others as a source of superstition, and largely ignored by many. In his recent book, Soul-Making by Grace, Fr. Matthew Hendzel argues for the continuing relevance of purgatory within
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MEN & WOMEN IGNATIAN – “A Jesuit Guide to the Stars” explores the deep connection between Ignatian spirituality and the cosmos. Br. Guy Consolmagno, SJ, Vatican astronomer and storyteller of the heavens, will lead a journey through the night sky and a contemplation of scientific truth in the service of faith. Facilitated by Brother Guy
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MEN IGNATIAN – In 2026, we are invited by the Church to “embrace an authentic peace, based on love and justice”. This retreat offers an invitation to cultivate inner silence, exercise forgiveness, and practice compassion, as we learn to embrace this authentic peace. Facilitated by: Fr. Jim Kelly, SJ
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MEN & WOMEN IGNATIAN – Our guides are the prophets: in the Old Testament, we have Isaiah, the New Testament gives us John the Baptist and the Queen of Prophets, Mary. Let us enter and rejoice. Facilitated by Fr. Michael Coutts, SJ
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WOMEN IGNATIAN – Suffering is something every human will have to encounter along their life journey. Some will carry big crosses and some small. Sometimes we are the ones who endure it and sometimes we knowingly or unknowingly will bring suffering to others. Suffering is meaningless, even inhumane by itself, but when we let the
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MEN & WOMEN IGNATIAN RETREAT – Jesus Christ loves us in a certain way, and we are sent to go and do likewise. To love with a love that is self – giving and self – forgetting. Facilitated by Fr. John Sullivan, SJ
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MEN IGNATIAN RETREAT – Although many believers are not attracted to the Old Testament since God is often portrayed as a warrior God; nevertheless, the Old Testament is made up of different genres whereof one is the Sapiential Books, aka, the Books of Wisdom: Proverbs, Psalms, Job, Song of Songs, Ecclesiastes, Book of Wisdom, Wisdom of Sirach,
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MEN & WOMEN IGNATIAN RETREAT – Fr. Peter will share insights into the mystery of Christ’s death and resurrection. Facilitated by Fr. Peter Bisson, SJ
Touching the Wounds: Truth & Reconciliation Lessons for a Pilgrim Church. Read More »
MEN IGNATIAN RETREAT – Henri Nouwen was a Dutch-born Catholic priest, a professor, and a psychologist, as well as a spiritual guide and writer. He wrote with great openness about faith, spiritual development, prayer, and other aspects of our journeys with God. One of his greatest gifts was his ability to help people connect with their
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