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Silent Weekend Retreats Weekend Retreats provide an opportunity to get away from the often hectic pace of everyday living. They afford a chance to relax and give undivided attention to the interests and concerns of one's spiritual life. Each Quiet Weekend Retreat includes group conferences, time for personal reflection and prayer, and mass, in an atmosphere of silence. The retreats are open to anyone, regardless of faith or parish affiliation. Retreats designated "Men and Women" are open to both married couples and individuals. Fall 2011
September 9-11—Women Mary Beyond All Titles Sr. Eileen Currie, M.S.C. We will look into the tradition and scripture of this great woman who was wife, mother, widow and disciple. Color Brochure
September 16-18—Men The Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius Loyola Fr. Ed Kinerk, S.J. The Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius Loyola are the foundation of Ignatian spirituality. They are intended to help people find God more deeply in the world in which they live. Using the Gospels and the format of the Exercises, this retreat will present a weekend version of the Exercises helping people come into a richer contact with Christ. Color Brochure
September 23-25—Women Drawn Yet More Deeply Fr. Vince Hovley, S.J. Again I am presenting Part II of my three-part effort to draw us more deeply into the mystery of Jesus through the Gospel of John. After summarizing Part I—Life's Periods and Mystery—I will make a yet stronger effort to expose the beauty of Part II of John's Gospel and its transforming significance to our life. Color Brochure
September 30-October 2—Men and Women Cosmology, Christ, and Us Fr. Ed Kinerk, S.J. "Through Him all things came to be." This retreat will use the extraordinary findings of modern physics and cosmology to reflect on God's Word and on our place in creation. We will examine revelation and how Christ's actions bring all things to fulfillment in God. Presentations will include non-technical descriptions of modern cosmology, understandings of human freedom, grace, and above all the place of Christ in our world and in our lives. This will not be a silent retreat. Color Brochure
October 7-9—Women Free and Faithful: The Discipleship of Women Sr. Eileen Currie, M.S.C. We will reflect on the wisdom and courage of some women like Mary of Nazareth, the Woman at the Well, Catherine, Elizabeth, Dorothy, and the Madres of the Plaza de Mayo who were formidable and fearless in proclaiming the Good News. Color Brochure
October 21-23 —Men Knights of Columbus Retreat Fr. Ed Kinerk, S.J. This retreat will use the Knight's four principles of charity, unity, fraternity, and patriotism as pathways for finding Christ and deepening one's individual spirituality. Knights of Columbus October 2011
November 4-6—Couples May They Be As One . . . As You Are in Me and I Am in You Fr. Ed Kinerk, S.J. This retreat will provide a framework for thinking about marriage as a spirituality. We will celebrate the joys and struggles of two trying to become one. We will focus on God's presence and grace in this most important instance of the coming of the Kingdom of God. This will not be a silent retreat. Color Brochure
November 11-13—Men and Women 12 Step Retreat Fr. Dick D., S.J. The retreat is based on the 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous. It is open to anyone interested in recovery from alcoholism and other addictions through the spirituality of the 12 Steps. The retreat will consist of conferences, time for prayer, quiet reflection, and sharing. Brochure
December 9-11—Men and Women Drawn Yet More Deeply Fr. Vince Hovley, S.J. Again I am presenting Part II of my three-part effort to draw us more deeply into the mystery of Jesus through the Gospel of John. After summarizing Part I — Life's Periods and Mystery — I will make a yet stronger effort to expose the beauty of Part II of John's Gospel and its transforming significance to our life. Color Brochure
December 30-January 1—Men and Women New Year's Serenity Retreat Fr. Dick D., S.J. The retreat will be based on the 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous. It is open to anyone interested in recovery from alcoholism and other addictions through the spirituality of the 12 Steps. The retreat will consist of conferences, time for prayer, quiet reflection, and sharing. Note: The retreat begins with 5:30 p.m. dinner on December 30, and ends after 8:00 a.m. breakfast on January 1.
Spring 2012
January 13-15—Men Drawn Yet More Deeply Fr. Vince Hovley, S.J. Again I am presenting Part II of my three-part effort to draw us more deeply into the mystery of Jesus through the Gospel of John. After summarizing Part I — Life's Periods and Mystery — I will make a yet stronger effort to expose the beauty of Part II of John's Gospel and its transforming significance to our life. Color Brochure
January 20-22—Women The Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius Loyola Fr. Ed Kinerk, S.J. The Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius Loyola are the foundation of Ignatian spirituality. They are intended to help people find God more deeply in the world in which they live. Using the Gospels and the format of the Exercises, this retreat will present a weekend version of the Exercises helping people come into a richer contact with Christ. Color Brochure
February 3-5—Women Finding God in All Things Fr. Dick Dunphy, S.J. This weekend will be a time to deepen our understanding of how God comes with love into our lives through the world around us, through our brothers and sisters, through forgiveness and reconciliation, through the Eucharist, through prayer, and through our suffering. Color Brochure
February 10-12—Couples May They Be As One . . . As You Are in Me and I Am in You Fr. Ed Kinerk, S.J. This retreat will provide a framework for thinking about marriage as a spirituality. We will celebrate the joys and struggles of two trying to become one. We will focus on God's presence and grace in this most important instance of the coming of the Kingdom of God. This will not be a silent retreat. Color Brochure
February 17-19—Women Drawn Yet More Deeply Fr. Vince Hovley, S.J. Again I am presenting Part II of my three-part effort to draw us more deeply into the mystery of Jesus through the Gospel of John. After summarizing Part I — Life's Periods and Mystery — I will make a yet stronger effort to expose the beauty of Part II of John's Gospel and its transforming significance to our life. Color Brochure
February 24-26—Men Finding God in All Things Fr. Dick Dunphy, S.J. This weekend will be a time to deepen our understanding of how God comes with love into our lives through the world around us, through our brothers and sisters, through forgiveness and reconciliation, through the Eucharist, through prayer, and through our suffering. Color Brochure
March 2-4—Men and Women Cosmology, Christ, and Us Fr. Ed Kinerk, S.J. "Through Him all things came to be." This retreat will use the extraordinary findings of modern physics and cosmology to reflect on God's Word and on our place in creation. We will examine revelation and how Christ's actions bring all things to fulfillment in God. Presentations will include non-technical descriptions of modern cosmology, understandings of human freedom, grace, and above all the place of Christ in our world and in our lives. This will not be a silent retreat. Color Brochure
March 9-11—Men Drawn Yet More Deeply Fr. Vince Hovley, S.J. Again I am presenting Part II of my three-part effort to draw us more deeply into the mystery of Jesus through the Gospel of John. After summarizing Part I — Life's Periods and Mystery — I will make a yet stronger effort to expose the beauty of Part II of John's Gospel and its transforming significance to our life.
March 23-25—Women Free and Faithful: The Discipleship of Women Sr. Eileen Currie, M.S.C. We will reflect on the wisdom and courage of some women like Mary of Nazareth, the Woman at the Well, Catherine, Elizabeth, Dorothy, and the Madres of the Plaza de Mayo who were formidable and fearless in proclaiming the Good News.
March 30-April 1—Men Drawn Yet More Deeply Fr. Vince Hovley, S.J. Again I am presenting Part II of my three-part effort to draw us more deeply into the mystery of Jesus through the Gospel of John. After summarizing Part I — Life's Periods and Mystery — I will make a yet stronger effort to expose the beauty of Part II of John's Gospel and its transforming significance to our life.
April 5-8—Men and Women Easter Triduum Sr. Eileen Currie, M.S.C. The Easter Triduum offers the opportunity to come away and enter profoundly into the mysteries of Holy Week. In addition to the liturgies of Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday, there will be an optional daily presentation as well as the possibility for discussion. The retreat begins at 7:00 p.m. on Holy Thursday and ends with 8:00 a.m. breakfast on Easter Sunday. Offering: $270 per person, which includes the non-refundable $50 deposit.
April 20-22—Women Being Communion: The Revolution Jesus Set Off Sr. Eileen Currie, M.S.C. We will ponder how we are called to "be communion" in a world where so many institutions promote power and division.
May 4-6—Women The Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius Loyola Fr. Ed Kinerk, S.J. The Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius Loyola are the foundation of Ignatian spirituality. They are intended to help people find God more deeply in the world in which they live. Using the Gospels and the format of the Exercises, this retreat will present a weekend version of the Exercises helping people come into a richer contact with Christ.
May 25-27—Men and Women Serenity Retreat Fr. Dick D., S.J. The retreat will be based on the 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous. It is open to anyone interested in recovery from alcoholism and other addictions through the spirituality of the 12 Steps. The retreat will consist of conferences, time for prayer, quiet reflection, and sharing.
June 8-9—Women Mother-Daughter Retreat Sr. Eileen Currie, M.S.C. and Pat Wight Mothers, daughters, grandmothers, granddaughters, daughters-in-law, and mothers-in-law: take time during busy lives to renew your relationship and rejoice in the gift you are to each other. Relax and reconnect in a beautiful, prayerful setting. The retreat includes presentations, discussion and sharing, and time for personal reflection. Note: the Mother-Daughter Retreat begins at 4:30 p.m. (with dinner) on Friday and ends with 5:00 p.m. mass on Saturday. Suggested Offering: $90 per person, which includes the $50 non-refundable deposit..
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