Spiritual Retreats

Our retreat program recognizes that each person is created, body and soul, in the image and likeness of God, and that discipleship is a lifelong calling.

None of us is a complete or perfect disciple. We don't pass a mysterious test and suddenly finish growing in faith. The spiritual life, like all of life, has highs and lows. Growing in our discipleship is a lifelong process, and retreats serve as reflection points along the journey. We retreat because Jesus set the example Himself, by retreating to out-of-the-way places to pray, alone with God. 

Through the sacraments, prayer, formation, and our retreat program, we seek to support the formation of each student in spirit, human flourishing, intellect, and in their pastoral needs.

Retreats count as a school day, and participation is required for high schoolers according to Diocesan policy. Students who miss their retreat for any reason —excused or unexcused — will be required to complete the material under the supervision of a pastoral ministry team member.

Here are the following retreat opportunities for each class: