Sponsored Retreats
Twelve Step Recovery RetreatsThursday, December 10 – Sunday, December 13, 2026
ADVENT WINTER STILLNESS RETREAT
During this Advent season, take time to reflect and ponder in the quiet.
This three-night winter retreat is an opportunity to refocus; to reset your heart and soul; and to share in a time of silence with others. Come and be surrounded by the beauty of nature and the gift of stillness.
Optional communal prayer and Eucharistic liturgy will be available. All participants will have a private room and common meals in silence.
Retreat begins at 4:30pm on Thursday December 10th; registration is from 3:30-4:30pm. Retreat ends with Brunch on Sunday, December 13th
COST: $475
Thursday, February 18 – Sunday, February 21, 2027 | Presenter: Daniel P. Horan, PhD
“The Name of God is Relationship: A Lenten Journey of Faith and Justice”
While some philosophers claim that the name of God is “pure being” or the “unmoved mover,” and some theologians claim that the primary name of God is “the good,” Daniel Horan suggests that the name of God is best understood as “relationship.” Beginning with the way that God reveals who God is to humanity throughout Scripture and moving to take a deeper look at what the insights of spiritual wisdom figures tell us about God, this Lenten retreat encourages contemporary believers to reconsider how we imagine the Creator, encounter the divine, and how we might renew our understanding of spirituality, faith, justice, and prayer in the modern world.
COST: $480
About Dan Horan
Dan Horan
Daniel P. Horan, PhD is Professor of Philosophy, Religious Studies and Theology at Saint Mary’s College in Notre Dame, Indiana. He is the author or editor of many books. His works include; A White Catholic’s Guide to Racism and Privilege, The Way of the Franciscans: A Prayer Journey Through Lent, and Fear and Faith: Hope and Wholeness in a Fractured World. Daniel regularly lectures around the United States and abroad; and serves on several university, academic, and publication editorial boards. He is co-host of The Francis Effect Podcast and a regular columnist for the National Catholic Reporter.
Sunday, March 21 – Wednesday, March 24, 2027 | Presenter: Fr. Joe Nassal
Holy Week: Places Where We Meet God
*THIS IS AN ONLINE AND COMMUTER RETREAT ONLY*
Our Holy Week journey is connected by a sense of place. On Holy Thursday, God says, “I’ll meet you around a table to share stories of memory and hope.” On Good Friday, God says, “I’ll meet you at a cross to embrace your sorrow and shame, your sin and pain.” On Holy Saturday, God says, “I’ll meet you at an empty tomb to celebrate your joy and make real my promise of life.” As we prepare for the Sacred Triduum, we will focus on these three places where God desires to meet us: at a table, at a cross, at an empty tomb.
This retreat offers zoom and commuter participants an opportunity to pause daily and be nourished by the sacredness of this holy week.
Presentations are 4:00pm – 5:00pm Daily
COST: $150 (Commuter/Virtual)
About Fr Joe Nassal, C.PP.S
Fr Joe Nassal, C.PP.S
Father Joe Nassal is Missionary of the Precious Blood and ordained in 1982. He has been engaged in retreat, renewal and reconciliation ministry since 1988. He was part of establishing the Precious Blood Center for Reconciliation on the south side of Chicago. Fr. Joe is the author of several books including The Conspiracy of Compassion, Rest Stops for the Soul, Premeditated Mercy, Moments of Truth, and Stations of the Crib. He has served in vocation ministry and on the leadership team for his community. Fr. Joe currently lives in Berkeley, CA.
Twelve Step Recovery Retreats
Presenter: Father Tom Weston
Father Tom Weston has been involved with people in Twelve Step Programs since 1976. A former Director of the Jesuit Volunteer Corps and a teacher, he has degrees in counseling, education, and theology. He lectures, counsels, and conducts workshops and seminars internationally.