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March 2021
2-Night Women’s Lenten Retreat: A Pilgrimage Like No Other
This retreat has now reached capacity. Please call the office at 404 255 0503 to be placed on the wait list in the event of a cancellation. Thank you for your understanding. Directed by Sr. Susan Arcaro, r.c. For centuries people have made pilgrimages to holy places in search of the Divine. No pilgrimage, however, is like the one we will make during this retreat. Ours is a pilgrimage of the heart. Using the traditional Stations of the Cross as our…
Find out more »Mass – Retreatants Only
Silent retreat in progress. Due to space limitations, this Sunday service is respectfully reserved for those on retreat. Thank you for understanding.
Find out more »5-Night Personalized Retreat
Break away for 5 nights on an individually directed, silent retreat. Meet daily with a spiritual director, spend time in solitude with daily prayer suggestions for you, and choose to participate in daily liturgy. This holy call to go deeper offers a profound experience; whether you are seeking a more intimate relationship with Jesus Christ, making a significant decision, or simply responding to the Holy Spirit calling you. Directed by the spiritual directors of Ignatius House. “We need the…
Find out more »Volunteer Day
Join us to help restore the forest and trails of Ignatius House. Together, we'll prepare the ground for a healthy spring renewal. Work will include: -- Cutting away vines from trees -- Pulling up invasive ivy -- Clearing invasive species and brush -- Planting (March only, depending on weather) -- Deck cleaning (March only) Let us know you're coming! CLICK HERE TO REGISTER TO ATTEND
Find out more »Day of Reflection: Journaling for Better Days
Directed by Terresa Ford, MFA Journaling for Better Days is a silent Day of Reflection that explores the use of scripture and journaling prompts to attain a deeper sense of self in relation to Jesus. These writing exercises will allow participants to take a deeper dive into what it means to be intimate with Jesus. Participants will pray with scripture and have time for personal journaling. There will also be opportunities to reflect and share writings. Space is limited to…
Find out more »Lenten Day of Reflection: Accepting God’s Acceptance
Directed by Bob Fitzgerald, MBA, JD Lent is a perfect time of year to consider Jesus' life, how he experienced the Father's presence in his human circumstances, and to consider how Jesus' life invites us to experience and respond to God's presence in our lives. What does it mean to say 'yes' to Jesus' invitation to "Come follow me"? What inhibits something more intuitive in my relationship with God in my life secrets? What difference does it make in my…
Find out more »2-Night Young Adult Retreat
Directed Sarah Otto, M.Div. and Andy Otto, MA One of the great gifts of Ignatian spirituality is its wisdom on discernment – not just for the big vocational decisions in life, but in the everyday decisions. God can be found in the little details of our lives. This retreat introduces this “spirituality of everyday life,” offering practical tools like the Examen prayer and Ignatius’ rules for discernment to help you bring your faith to life and your life to…
Find out more »2-Night Art Retreat: Art as Prayer – Making Holy Reminders
Directed by Terresa Ford, MFA Art as Prayer is a 2-night silent retreat that explores the use of our God given imagination to create “Holy Reminders.” Holy Reminders are images and icons familiar to our Catholic sensibilities that bring us in the presence of our Lord Jesus. These Holy Reminders capture the love affair between Christ and His people and bring individuals back to the peace that only Jesus provides in times of trial. Retreatants will have an opportunity to…
Find out more »Mass – Retreatants Only
Silent retreat in progress. Due to space limitations, this Sunday service is respectfully reserved for those on retreat. Thank you for understanding.
Find out more »3-Night Lenten Retreat
Directed by Rev. Joseph E. Lingan, SJ Rest and renew heart, mind, and soul on a weekend retreat at Ignatius House. Your retreat will draw from a nearly 500-year-old tradition called “Ignatian spirituality,” developed from the life and prayer of Spanish soldier-turned-saint Ignatius of Loyola. Ignatian spirituality invites us into a life-giving relationship with God and neighbor through prayer and contemplation. You’ll be presented with suggestions to help you silently, prayerfully discern big or small stirrings in your life – whether a…
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