Middle School Retreats:
Fall Lock- In
River of Life
Retreats
High School Retreats:
Homeless Retreat
Winter Retreat
Spring Retreat
Homeless Retreat
Novemember 20th -21st
The homeless retreat is an amazing opportunity to gain deep insight into the lives and experiences of people who are homeless. It’s an experience that will light you up and transform you for the better, helping you connect with compassion on a whole new level.
Get ready to be inspired by the resilience and humanity of the less fortunate. This retreat will energize your empathy, leaving you motivated to make a positive difference in their lives and in your own.
Winter Retreat
Fire Within
Spring Retreat
Daybreak
March 6th -8th
Location TBA
This retreat aims to inspire teens to live with radiant hope in imitation of Mary. From the Annunciation to the Crucifixion to Pentecost and beyond, we’ll ponder Mary’s life experiences and see how her steadfast hope and trust in God can be an example for us. Teens will be empowered to bravely go forward into the world as beacons of hope who illuminate the culture and world around them through a life transformed by God’s promises and presence.
“Daybreak” explores the meaning of hope and acknowledges that God alone can satisfy our deepest longings. Teens will be invited to place their trust completely in God and inspired to wait for the fulfillment of their hopes with patience. Looking to Mary, teens will see the challenges that moments of darkness and suffering pose to hope and be encouraged to embrace God’s faithfulness and goodness when faced with difficult situations. Most of all, teens will be empowered to live with radiant hope and be beacons of light to others through their faith, joy, love, and service.
Two thousand years ago, the motley crew of followers of an itinerant preacher gathered together in a room. Their beloved master had recently been crucified. To their astonishment, he had also risen from the dead. Yet, rather than remain among them, he instead ascended into heaven, telling them to wait for the promise of the Father. They were hopeful, yet uncertain about the future. They were still processing the wounds and aspirations that accompanied their recent experiences. They had reasons for great joy, and also plenty of excuses for cowardice. In many ways, they were much like our teens today. Upon this unlikely lot, the Holy Spirit descended in tongues of fire, and the world would never be the same. With the vivacity and ferocity of a blazing flame, their faith spread.
Dec 11 -13th Camp Good Counsel