The 8-day Holy Week begins Saturday evening, April 1 and ends on Easter Sunday.  It has its origin in the dramatic liturgies of the Jerusalem Church: the procession with palms; the passion narratives; veneration of the cross; and the Easter Vigil, with its focus on light in darkness, and rebirth through the water of baptism.

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 will help deepen your relationship with God, to grow in knowledge of God’s desires for your life.

It is indeed a profound spiritual experience to know and feel myself so totally in God’s hands.” — Pedro Arrupe, SJ

Born in 1936, White’s first contact with Jesuits came at St. Paul’s High School and St. Ignatius Parish.

Businessman and philanthropist Gregory Belton has received a slew of prestigious acknowledgments and mixed with the likes of global leaders and Royals, yet he still carries with him values learned from his years at Jesuit-established Brebeuf College. 

The word mystic calls up images of someone whose prayer life is out of our reach, although there were mystics who could levitate, bilocate, or had some other unique God-given gift, most mystics however, were persons like you and me who just had a deep desire to grow in a closer union with God and were persons who gradually grow into a deep reflective life; a life of prayer and discernment in everyday life.

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.

How do we experience the Risen Lord in our daily lives?  What does it mean to proclaim the Resurrection in our day? There is no better place to encounter the Risen Lord than in the Resurrection narratives of the four Gospels.

These days of retreat provide silence and solitude for entering more deeply into the mystery of Jesus’ Passion, Death and Resurrection.

This retreat will pay special attention to Matthew’s account of Jesus’ final days, with special attention to the characters featured in the story. With which characters do I associate / identify in Matthew’s Passion narrative?

What happens at Mass that could make us choose to want to go again and again?  Come and reflect on how the Mass could stay fresh, relevant, and nourishing for us.