Silent Retreat

[the_rev]

Pacem in Terris in Minnesota: http://www.paceminterris.org/

[brightsadness]

http://www.jesuitcenter.org/ Don't know how I deleted the first one when posting. I like this place. have made several quiet retreats here. Fr. Walter Ciszcek, SJ is buried here and I like to pray with him.

[Margaret Mary]

I know that the Toledo Visitation in Ohio allows lay women to do at least a week silent retreat in the cloister. [url="http://www.toledovisitation.org"]My link[/url]

[Tridenteen]

JMJ
I might be late for this. Have you contacted the Benedictine Monks of the Annunciation, in Clear Creek? They will give you a guest house, and you can come to daily Mass, and the Divine Hours. The monks are really nice, and we know one guy who took his family there for a month. They do it every year and feel that it is beficial to their spiritual health. I love the monks, they really are very sweet. Some visiting priest called their abbey a "saint factory". I called the one time and talked to this incredibly elderly french monk, who understood next to no english (I understand next to no french, but I taked really slow, and threw in some german, and he was good) and sounded like an absolute saint.

[Beatus]

You should ask your Pastor if you could spend the weekend in the Church, breaking only for meals. It would be a good penance and a holy experience to spend the entire weekend at the FEET OF CHRIST. I asked repeatedly, but alas, I am not old enough.

[homeschoolmom]

Attention posters:
Please read post #86 of the thread linked below before continuing with this thread. Thank you.

http://www.phatmass.com/phorum/index.php?showtopic=93433&st=80

[cmaD2006]

Never mind Got it. Thanks HS Mom

Edited March 20, 2010 by cmariadiaz

[JTheresa]

Woa, I could have answered you this one a while ago. Shelbourne conference center in Valparaiso. I've been on their HIgh School retreats, and I hear their college ones are really good too. Typically a weekend long. Although you probably don't need it anymore...