Name: Ignatian Easter Triduum Retreat
Start: 2027-03-25
End: 2027-03-28
Location: Ignatius House

The Easter Triduum invites us into the heart of the Christian faith as we journey with Christ through the Last Supper, the Passion and death on the Cross, and the hope and joy of the Resurrection. These sacred days offer an opportunity to slow down, enter more deeply into prayer, and contemplate the mystery of God's boundless love.

Rooted in the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius, this three-night retreat invites you to accompany Jesus through the events of Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday, opening your heart to God's presence and the grace of each moment. Through guided reflections, personal prayer, and silence, you will be invited to encounter Christ in a deeper and more personal way.

Join us at Ignatius House for this sacred journey from the solemnity of the Cross to the joy of Easter, making space for the Holy Spirit to renew your heart in faith, hope, and love.

This is a silent retreat. Guests will be supported in keeping a sacred silence throughout the weekend, including at meals.

About Fr. Bill Noe, SJ

Rev. William A. Noe, SJ, the youngest of eight brothers, is a native of Racine, WI. Before entering the Society of Jesus in 2003, Fr. Bill lived in the Washington D.C. metropolitan area for several years, where he worked as an electrical engineer. Fr. Bill has enjoyed long associations with St. Anselm’s Abbey, a Benedictine monastery, and Bethlehem House, a community formed for people with an intellectual disability – both in Washington D.C. During his formation, Fr. Bill was trained in catechesis, comparative theology, and interreligious dialogue. Fr. Bill began his ministry of spiritual direction at St. Ignatius Retreat House in Manhasset, NY, in 2005 and has served as a spiritual director in New York, Chicago, Bolivia, and the United Kingdom. From 2015 to 2019, Fr. Bill served as Director of Ignatian Spirituality at Loyola on the Potomac, a Jesuit retreat house in Faulkner, MD. Fr. Bill also works as a psychotherapist in a nonprofit community mental health counseling center.