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November 2020
“From Religion to Relationship: A Personal Experience of God”
MEN IGNATIAN – Facilitated by Fr. Michael Rosinski, SJ "Learn the basics of praying in the Jesuit tradition. Understand the essential elements of Jesuit spirituality, a spirituality for busy, active people. St. Ignatius Loyola wanted Jesuits to be "contemplatives in action" but the busyness of our lives is often the thing that distracts us most from God. Learn to develop your awareness of God's presence in your life. Develop the tools for deepening your relationship with God while maintaining all…
“In Expectation and Hope: Ignatian Reflections for Advent.”
MEN & WOMEN IGNATIAN – Facilitated by Sr. Mary Rowell, csj In our preparations for Christmas we can sometimes forget the power and joy of the Advent season with all of its opportunities for renewal and promise. This weekend retreat invites us into stillness to deepen our Advent experience with the gifts of Ignatian spirituality as a guide. As we prepare to journey through this season, Ignatian contemplation, reflection and prayer will be our light for the way. Together we…
December 2020
Spirituality of the 12 Step for those in Alcoholics Anonymous
WOMEN 12 STEP - Facilitated by Mildred Frank and our Retreat Team. Come and join us for a journey that will take you through the 12 Steps of recovery allowing you to strengthen a deeper spirituality within yourself. This retreat tends to be ecumenical with many non-Catholics in attendance. This is truly a spiritual approach for everyone.
Spirituality of the 12 Step for those in Alcoholics Anonymous
MEN 12 STEP - Facilitated by Nada Conic and our Retreat Team. Come and join us for a journey that will take you through the 12 Steps of recovery allowing you to strengthen a deeper spirituality within yourself. This retreat tends to be ecumenical with many non-Catholics in attendance. This is truly a spiritual approach for everyone.
January 2021
“Gone Fishing – ice fishing.”
MEN IGNATIAN – Facilitated by Fr. Michael Coutts, SJ Jesus said to Simon, “Launch out into the deep and let down your nets for a catch.” Luke 5:4. When we look at Jesus’ ministry, we see him interacting with all sorts of different individuals and groups: women, mothers with children, foreigners, his own people, outcasts, mixed groups, and men on their own including his particular friends. This retreat is a time to explore together how Jesus is wanting to relate…
Spirituality of the 12 Step for those in Alcoholics Anonymous
MEN 12 STEP - Facilitated by Kathy Dempsey and our Retreat Team. Come and join us for a journey that will take you through the 12 Steps of recovery allowing you to strengthen a deeper spirituality within yourself. This retreat tends to be ecumenical with many non-Catholics in attendance. This is truly a spiritual approach for everyone.
“Knowing Myself as A Child of God.”
MEN IGNATIAN – Facilitated by Fr. Henk van Meijel, SJ As humans we easily fall into the routine of daily life, even going to church can easily become a routine without being fully aware of one’s calling in life. As the years tick by we can easily miss out on the rich life-giving spiritual life our faith has to offer. This retreat is meant for those who find themselves either in the bland routine of life or are searching. No…
February 2021
Spirituality of the 12 Step for those in Alcoholics Anonymous
WOMEN 12 STEP - Facilitated by Julie Godfrey and our Retreat Team. Come and join us for a journey that will take you through the 12 Steps of recovery allowing you to strengthen a deeper spirituality within yourself. This retreat tends to be ecumenical with many non-Catholics in attendance. This is truly a spiritual approach for everyone.
Spirituality of the 12 Step for those in Overeaters Anonymous & Food Addictions
MEN/WOMEN O.A. / F.A. - Facilitated by Nada Conic and our Retreat Team. Come and join us for a journey that will take you through the 12 Steps of recovery allowing you to strengthen a deeper spirituality within yourself. This retreat tends to be ecumenical with many non-Catholics in attendance. This is truly a spiritual approach for everyone.