Diocesan YA Women's Retreat
This new retreat brings together women from parishes across the Diocese from different backgrounds and experiences. Whether you’re an active participant in your parish or are seeking the next step to find a faith-based community, we look forward to meeting you! Meet other women through our “coffee bar” time and round-table seating, hear talks and stories about women as workers, sisters, & daughters, and join us in spending time with God at Mass, Adoration, and an opportunity for confession.
We invite women between 21-39 to join us, and if you’re a mom, we welcome babies in laps to come for the day, too! The retreat will take place at Nativity Catholic Church on October 16th from 9:00am-3:00pm. The cost is $20. Please create an account to register.
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YA Diocesan Men's Retreat
Being a man in your 20s or 30s has many challenges with these years filled with transition and lots of questions. Join other men throughout the Diocese for a day of retreat led by leaders of young adult ministry throughout the Diocese. You will be challenged by inspiring talks on “Rebuilding Relationship,” “Reclaiming Identity,” and “Realizing Mission.” You will have plenty of time to reflect on your own while also getting the chance to build community with other men. Most of all, spend time with the Lord in Mass and Adoration while encountering Him through Confession. We encourage you to bring other friends to strengthen those bonds or come and forge new ones with others.
We invite all men between ages 21-39 to join us on October 16th at Good Shepherd Catholic Church from 9:00am-8:30pm. The cost is $20. Please create an account to register.
Register Here“Friendship is one of life’s gifts and a grace from God. Through our friends, the Lord refines us and leads us to maturity. Faithful friends, who stand at our side in times of difficulty, are also a reflection of the Lord’s love, his gentle and consoling presence in our lives. The experience of friendship teaches us to be open, understanding and caring towards others, to come out of our own comfortable isolation and to share our lives with others.”
CHRISTUS VIVIT 151