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Given the busyness of our work, summer activities, and more, you are invited to come and allow holy stillness to become the invited guest at your table.
Join fellow artists and makers of all types for a “séjour artistique” — a retreat-stay focused on art. You’ll have your own workstation in a community space from 4 p.m. […]
During this day of meditation, we will have the opportunity to engage with our creator and the cosmos through visio divina and audio divina.
The Ignatian Directed Retreat is designed to deepen your relationship with God. Check-in begins at 4 p.m., and the retreat will begin with an orientation session at 5pm. The retreat […]
Robert and Lori Fontana, relationship educators, return to Bon Secours to help couples discover the amazing gift of married love (even if that love has been frayed a bit). The retreat […]
An individually directed retreat focuses on the way God is active in the individual’s life, and each retreat follows a uniquely personal path. Retreatants meet with a spiritual director once […]
No matter the season of life we are in, we search for God — even in our doubts, fears, and disappointments.
During this six-night retreat, we will have generous amounts of time to reflect with guides who have narrated their own experiences. Join us to ponder, probe, practice, and pray in the quiet of your heart and with your God.