Retreats

Learn more about what it means to be a disciple of Christ.

In this retreat, we will learn to recognize God’s presence in the here and now. We will look for the good in challenging situations and through our high and low points in life.

Rev. Joe Krafft teaches us about how to live in hope.

Fr. Ken Smith will help us understand how we invite Our Lord into our lives by making time to pray.

Baton Rouge Afternoon of Prayer

On this Valentine's Day week, Noël Delery encourages us to focus on the source of all love - The Heart of Jesus.

This retreat offers reflections on living our Catholic Christian faith based on Scripture, common sense and life experiences.

Begin your Lenten journey with Jesus on a focused pathway toward redemption.

In this retreat we learn to discover true happiness by deepening our love for Jesus Christ.

In his homily at Santa Marta (September 16, 2013), Pope Francis that “Catholics should not be indifferent to politics.” A good Catholic offers the best of him/herself so that those who govern can govern. Citizens are responsible for participating in politics according to their ability.

This retreat explores the Trinity as a dynamic and relational mystery inviting human transformation.

Learn from the lives of St. Catherine of Siena, St. Teresa of Avila, St. Therese of Lisieux, St. Faustina Kowalska and St. Teresa of Calcutta how to grow closer to God.

In our spiritual journey through life, we must stop and pause and reflect. Then we look ahead, and finally we go, moving on in our spiritual walk with God.

Journey through the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola and encounter the person of Jesus Christ in the scriptures and your own heart to heart prayer.