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Easter Triduum 2024
"... do not be anxious about your life...Consider the lilies of the field, " - Matthew 6:25-28 Thursday March 28th to March 31st, 2024 Presenting team: Fr. Joe Moons, C.P., Fr. Phillip Donlan, C.P., Fr. Welfen Xavier, C.P., Talib Huff, & Olivia Huff $325 for Single/$290 for Double - Thursday Evening through Sunday Brunch (*We do not allocate shared rooms, please organize your own partner) You are welcome to join us for the following services (no cost): Holy Thursday Prayer…
Find out more »Recovery Retreat for Women – by Fr. Tom Bonacci, C.P.
Nothing Fancy. Something Simple. A weekend of conversation, quiet, and recovery for people in 12 step recovery. Newcomers and “old timers” are most welcome! These retreat programs are open to all without regard to religious affiliation. Indeed, all are welcome. We are a community seeking and practicing sobriety in all the affairs of our lives. SOBRIETY IN ALL THE AFFAIRS OF LIFE A New Day Is Dawning EVERY MOMENT IS A FRESH BEGINNING T.S. Elloit Our time together will gift…
Find out more »Recovery Retreat for Men – Fr. Tom Weston, S.J.
Nothing Fancy. Something Simple. A weekend of conversation, quiet, and recovery for people in 12 step recovery. Newcomers and “old timers” are most welcome! These retreat programs are open to all without regard to religious affiliation. Indeed, all are welcome. We are a community seeking and practicing sobriety in all the affairs of our lives. Presented by: Fr. Tom Weston, S.J. Friday 4:30p Registration begins 6:00p Supper in the Dining Room 7:30p Introductions and Opening Reflections (Quinn Room) Saturday…
Find out more »Recovery Retreat for Women – Fr. Tom O’Neill, S.J.
Nothing Fancy. Something Simple. A weekend of conversation, quiet, and recovery for people in 12 step recovery. Newcomers and “old timers” are most welcome! These retreat programs are open to all without regard to religious affiliation. Indeed, all are welcome. We are a community seeking and practicing sobriety in all the affairs of our lives. Presented by: Fr. Tom O'Neill, S.J. Friday 4:30p Registration begins 6:00p Supper in the Dining Room 7:30p Introductions and Opening Reflections (Quinn Room) Saturday…
Find out more »Bereavement Day of Reflection
Bereavement Day of Reflection “A Time to Remember; A Time to Heal.” Tuesday, November 12, 2024 “There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens.” Eccl 3:1 Registration at 9 AM (including Lunch) Concluding Mass at 2:15 PM If you have lost a loved one this year or in the past, you are invited to participate in this healing retreat. You will join with others for support and consolation and learn about coping tools…
Find out more »Advent Day of Prayer
THE ADVENT OF GREAT EXPECTATION: CELEBRATING THE SONGS OF ST. LUKE Presented by Fr. Tom Bonacci, C.P. 9:30 am-2:00 pm Tuesday, December 3rd, 2024 The first two chapters of St. Luke’s Gospel offer us an opportunity to explore the heart of the Gospel of Jesus in the songs of his ancestors. In the four hymns found in the first two chapters of Luke, Zechariah, Mary, Angels, and Simeon lift high their voices in praise and thanksgiving. These hymns continue to be…
Find out more »New Year’s Eve Retreat
“Renewed in Hope and Purpose: Stepping into God's Promise for the New Year” “Remember not the former things, nor consider the things of old. Behold, I am doing something new; now it springs forth, do you not perceive it?” --Isaiah 43:18-19 This theme centers around reflecting on God's promises, seeking personal renewal, and strengthening hope as we enter the unknown of a new year. We are assured knowing we do not walk alone as we go forward, but in the light…
Find out more »Lenten Day of Prayer
“Opening the Door of the Heart” The liturgical Year 2025 which began on the First Sunday of Advent 2024 offers a time of extraordinary blessing and now with the season of Lent we dwell on the insight into what it means to “lift high the cross.” We will ponder together for the benefit of others and ourselves what it means to open the door of our hearts. The cross of Jesus is that “key” to the heart of anyone who would love as Jesus…
Find out more »Easter Triduum 2025
“... but your sorrow will turn into joy.”--John 16: 21 Thursday April 17 th – 20 th, 2025 This year, Christians worldwide will celebrate Easter on the same day, a hopeful sign of unity. In this Jubilee Year of Hope, we embrace the Cross with Jesus, trusting in the joy of new life. Join us in prayer, reflection, and celebration as we pledge to be Christ’s loving presence in our broken world. Presenting Team: Fr. Tom Bonacci, C.P. Along with Fr. Joe Moons, C.P., Fr.…
Find out more »Silent Directed Retreat
Surrender and Trust – Letting God Lead “Father, into your hands I commend my spirit.” (Luke 23:46) June 9th to the 13th, 2025 Silent Directed Retreat is FULL Registration is now closed Surrender is not about giving up, but about giving over—placing ourselves fully in God’s hands. Jesus’ journey to the Cross teaches us radical trust in the Father’s love. Reflection: What am I still holding onto that prevents me from fully surrendering to God’s guidance? Directed By: Fr. Joe…
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