MEN & WOMEN IGNATIAN – This retreat will help deepen your relationship with God, to grow in knowledge of God’s desires for your life. Facilitated by Fr. John D. O’Brien, SJ.
MEN & WOMEN Seeking Spiritual Healing, the Ignatian Way “This retreat is loosely based on the Four Weeks of the Ignatian Spiritual Exercises. We move from looking at our sinful world to journeying with Jesus through the cross, finding renewed life in our journey as we look forward at our own life journey with the...
MEN IGNATIAN: While most Catholics are familiar with the Icon of the Divine Mercy which is found in most parishes, less known is the life of Sr. Faustina, an obscure Polish nun whom Jesus used to proclaim God’s infinite mercy to all who desire to receive it. This retreat is meant to assist retreatants to...
MEN IGNATIAN – Becoming Contemplatives in Action: Finding balance in BEING and DOING. Facilitated by Fr. Kevin Kelly, SJ
MEN 12 STEP - Come and join us for a journey that will take you through the 12 Steps of recovery (AA) 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. Facilitated by Mildred and our...
MEN IGNATIAN - Praying with the Psalms. In the quiet of this retreat the words of the Psalms emerge in a way that helps us to pray. This wondrous book of hymns expresses in language, in poetry, in images, those emotions that dwell deep within us. Refreshed and stirred by the Psalms we discover in ourselves...
MEN IGNATIAN RETREAT - A prayer attributed to St. Francis Xavier. We wonder how to love and serve God. These are good and necessary concerns for one to have but there is something that comes both before and is foundational, at the centre of one's heart - God has loved us first. Faciliated by: Fr....
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...
MEN & WOMEN IGNATIAN - Jesus’ encounter with the sick, the Pharisees, sinners, and all other sorts of people is critical for the process of personal conversion and transformation. The disciples who followed the Messiah had encountered him and were transformed by his words and his deeds. They were able to respond to the call:...
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,...
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
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...
