Ignatian Weekend Retreats
An Ignatian Retreat is rooted in the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola directed by an experienced retreat master who provides a series of presentations designed to assist you with your prayer, reflection and spiritual journey. The retreat includes Mass, Reconciliation, Adoration, Stations of the Cross, Rosary, Healing Service, and Spiritual Direction. It is a time of rest and silence to refresh and to deepen your relationship with God.
Ignatian Weekend Retreats
*adaptation of an Ignatian Weekend Retreat
FAQ
Most frequent questions and answers
Friday
5:45pm – Social
6:30 – Dinner with Conversation
7:30 – Welcome and Orientation
7:45 – Conference Talk 1 followed by Mass
Saturday
7:00am Rise
7:45 – Morning Prayer
8:00 – Breakfast in Silence
8:45 – Group Photo
9:00 – Conference Talk 2
9:45 – Quiet Prayer (Confession available for those who wish: 9:45-10:30)
10:30 – Conference Talk 3
11:00 – Quiet Prayer & Reflection
11:30 – Mass
12:15pm – Lunch in Silence
1:00 – 3:00 – Spiritual Direction and/or confession
3:00 – Conference Talk 4
3:30 – Quiet Prayer & Reflection
5:00 – Stations of the Cross
5:45 – Dinner in Silence
6:45 – Conference Talk 5
7:15 – Quiet Prayer & Reflection
8:00 – Healing Service followed by Exposition and All-night Adoration
Sunday
7:00am – Rise
7:45 – Benediction
8:00 – Breakfast in Silence
9:00 – Conference Talk 6
10:15 – Rosary
11:00 – Mass
11:45 – Lunch with Conversation
12:30pm – End of Retreat
*Retreat schedule is subject to change.
Retreats are directed by an experienced retreat master who provides a series of presentations designed to assist you with your prayer, reflection, and spiritual journey.
Our Ignatian Weekend Retreats are silent retreats. Often in our busy world we struggle to hear God’s voice. Silence deepens our spiritual life, and enables us to listen to the presence of God within ourselves.
In addition to the presentations and silence, you will have the opportunity to participate in Mass, Reconciliation, Adoration, Rosary, Stations of the Cross, Healing Service, and Spiritual Direction.
- Personal Spiritual resources (i.e., Bible, Journal, or reflection materials)
- Toothbrush, toothpaste, floss
- Deodorant
- Lotion/moisturizer
- Eye mask and/or earplugs
- Shower shoes
- Bathrobe
- Slippers
- Sweater or jacket
- Extra pillow and/or throw blanket
- Medications
- Special shampoo or soap
Each bedroom has a sink, writing table, chair, small closet, and a bible.
There are three communal wash rooms in the retreat house. Each wash rooms has private bathrooms, shower stalls, and dressing rooms.
Meals at Jesuit Spiritual Center are served in our beautiful common dining rooms. Our kitchen staff takes great pride in providing nutritious meals. We can accommodate most special dietary needs you may have, with prior notification.