Our 2022-23 retreats are open for registration. If you encounter any problems while trying to register, please call the office at 847-381-1261.
Please visit our page on Health & Safety Protocols to read about what we are doing to protect our staff and retreatants as well as what we expect of our in-person guests during their time at Bellarmine.
February 2, 2023 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm (Central Time)
A Virtual Evening of Reflection for Adults
Like Groundhog Day, it sometimes feels like we repeat the same liturgical seasons over and over again without growing much in our faith. Join Fr. Roc for this virtual evening retreat and explore ways to break out of the monotony and make the most of this Lenten season.
Every day is filled with choices, large and small, each an opportunity to grow closer to God. Sometimes things we hold dear, consciously and unconsciously, get in the way. During this weekend we will experience movements of the Spiritual Exercises through a variety of Ignatian-inspired ways of praying toward the grace of living a life of love and service more freely.
Groups Attending: Saint Ignatius College Prep Alumni & Parents, Individuals
All veterans and their adult family members are welcome for reflection on the transitions to and from military life. You’ll spend a day with others who understand what you’ve experienced.
Are you facing some tough decisions, or one big choice to make and having a hard time deciding? Or are you concerned that you are not doing what God wants you to be doing? Do you find yourself asking questions such as:
Should I trust my gut?
What do I really want?
What will make me and others happy in the long run?
Am I using my God given talents to the best of my ability?
What's God's will?
If so, this retreat can help you. Drawing on insights from his book, “What’s Your Decision?”, Fr. Michael will present an “Ignatian tool kit” for discernment and decision making, leading a series of prayer exercises designed to help us listen to God.
Jump start your Lent this year with a profound encounter with the Passion and Resurrection narratives as told in John’s gospel. Fr Michael will dramatize the scripture and reflect on its meaning in our lives today. Terri will touch our souls with Christian hymns new and old. This is a day you won’t want to miss as these two veteran performers use their gifts to help us open our hearts and minds to the depth of Jesus’ love for us.
In an age where the Church was being ripped apart by theological debate, St Ignatius Loyola was led by God to help people experience God’s love directly. 500 years later Jesuit Priest Fr.Michael Sparough, SJ and Episcopal Priest Fr. Al Johnson are teaming up to share insights from their own experience of St Ignatius' soul enriching, life changing program of spiritual renewal. This is a retreat for both those new to The Spiritual Exercises as well as veterans of many retreats. Join these two dynamic preachers and prayer leaders in a deep ecumenical dive into the heart of Ignatian spirituality.
Groups Attending: Sts. Peter & Paul, St. Thomas, & St. Raphael (Naperville), Queen of Peace (fka Divine Savior Norridge, St. Eugene and Our Lady Mother of the Church Parishes), Individuals
This retreat will seek to help retreatants harness the grace of Christ's resurrection and energy of the Spirit - waiting to work through us and empower us to do greater things - or what St. Ignatius called "the MAGIS."
Groups Attending: St. Mary (Des Plaines), Individuals
Throughout the Bible God reveals himself on mountaintops. In fact, we speak of "mountaintop experiences" in our lives--those moments where we have had a deep experience of God. This retreat will follow the prayers of the Spiritual Exercises in hopes that through silence and prayer these will be days of encountering our God who desires to reveal himself to us.
Groups Attending: Assumption Parish, St. John Vianney Men’s Group, St. Isaac Jogues (Hinsdale), Walsh Jesuit High School Alumni, Saint Ignatius College Prep Alumni & Parents, Individuals
Jesus calls all people, and each of us in particular, to join him in building his kingdom. This day of reflection will give an opportunity to refresh our ears to what Jesus sounds like and to renew our hearts to respond to his call.
Abstinence, maintained through attending meetings and working the 12 steps, is the foundation of recovery. But abstinence is only the beginning. Quality sobriety includes an invitation to face the issues that may have been present before the first drink, or character traits that were twisted during our using days. Stage Two recovery holds the promise of a meaningful and connected life. This journey enables us to cultivate healthy relationships and move through challenges as a person of integrity and worth.
The Lord’s Prayer is very familiar to us, and it is a prayer we often say without reflecting on its considerable depth and vision. It is also the one prayer which Jesus teaches his disciples. Tertullian, an early Christian, called the Lord’s prayer, “the epitome of the Gospel.” In this retreat, we will experience some central themes of the Spiritual Exercises through the lens of the Lord’s Prayer, thus deepening our appreciation of both.
Groups Attending: Milwaukee STME Exodus 90, St. Vincent Ferrer (River Forest), Brothers at Bellarmine, Our Lady of Peace, Individuals
As we approach the holiest week of the Church year, let's just stop and be present to Jesus loving us without condition. This retreat will explore the obstacles to accepting this unconditional love and the fact that this acceptance requires a grace-filled courage.
Groups Attending: Knights of Columbus, St. Catherine of Sienna (Dundee), Individuals
Retreat Master:
Bellarmine Jesuit Ministry Team and Additional Spiritual Directors
Retreat Title:Silent Private Retreats
Come to enjoy the quiet of Bellarmine before the busy holiday season. Spiritual Direction is available upon request. Otherwise, enjoy the time to pray, rest and enjoy the serenity of the house and grounds.
On retreat, we will reflect prayerfully on the primary scriptures and actions of Triduum to discern how we enter into the Mystery of Christ which our Lenten disciplines will have already revealed to us. Knowing ourselves can deepen our relationship with Christ who is the central focus of Triduum.
Our retreat, which falls on the Sunday after Easter, now known as Divine Mercy Sunday, will lead us to a deeper awareness of God's mercy. Having reflected on our experience of mercy, we will focus on having a merciful heart like the Heart of Jesus.
Jesus shares many meals in the Gospels. During this retreat we will reflect on why “breaking bread together” is important to Jesus’ ministry and for the mission given to married couples.
Why isn't the Church filled with saints? During this retreat, we will reflect on Jesus' mission to sinners and the way that He transforms them step by step, beginning with the apostles and continuing into the present time. The goal will be to see ourselves in the lives of the first disciples and their own relationship with Jesus Christ.
Groups Attending: St Mary of Vernon (Vernon Hills), Individuals
The Ignatian Spirituality & Yoga retreat will include talks from the retreat leaders, gentle movement, group prayer, silent personal reflection, small group sharing, spiritual direction, Confession, and the Eucharist. The retreat sessions will explore the four Universal Apostolic Preferences of the Society of Jesus through the lens of both the Christian and Yoga traditions. This retreat offers a unique opportunity to learn, relax, and connect with God, nature, self, and others. No prior experience with Ignatian spirituality of yoga is required.
May 12, 2023 9:00 am to 3:00 pm
A Day of Reflection for Women
Retreat Masters:
Fr. J. Michael Sparough, SJ
and
Rachel Forton
Retreat Title:Holy is Her Name
Spend a day in the presence of other women getting in touch with the feminine qualities of God as we explore what it means to say "holy is Her name." As women, we do ourselves a disservice if we only ever relate to a male image of God. We know that God is without gender and encompasses all the masculine and feminine qualities of humanity. Imagining a feminine God helps us view our own femininity as sacred and precious. We will draw from Scripture (where God is referred to as a mother hen, midwife, laboring woman, and more), the words of holy women such as Julian of Norwich and Hildegard of Bingen, and the work of numerous women theologians and spiritual writers. Join us as we share prayer experiences designed to open our hearts to new ways of seeing God within and around us.
All veterans and their adult family members are welcome for reflection on the transitions to and from military life. You’ll spend a day with others who understand what you’ve experienced.
Puede sonar extraño hablar de la “humildad” de Dios. Si nos fijamos en la imagen de Dios que ha sido revelado en la persona de Jesús, vemos efectivamente que Dios es, antes que nada, humilde, cercano y sencillo. Durante este día de oración, trataremos de purificar nuestras imágenes de Dios, concentrándonos tanto en la belleza de la creación como en el misterio de la encarnación. Si llegamos a conocer el rostro humilde de nuestro Dios, nos quedará más claro cómo hemos de ser imagen de Dios y cómo ser discípulo de Jesús.
Favor de registrarse de antemano. Es necesario para que haya comida suficiente en el almuerzo y para cumplir con las normas de distanciamiento social. Gracias!
Program Cost: There is no cost for this retreat; free will donations accepted. Se aceptan donaciones. (includes Lunch)
Come to the quiet of Bellarmine and take some time for yourself to get away from the distractions of life so you can read, write, catch up on sleep and pray. Spiritual Direction is available upon request with advance notice at time of registration; Otherwise, the time is yours to pray and enjoy the serenity of the house and grounds. You may register for either five or eight days.
Registration requires a $100 deposit, regardless of when you register.
5-Day Individually Directed Retreat (Early Bird: $695/$139 per night)
8-Day Individually Directed Retreat (Early Bird: $995/$124.38 per night)
Costs include all meals and spiritual direction. Deadline to lock in Early Bird pricing is March 29, 2023. Registrations after March 29, 2023 will have $100 added to the total cost.
Learn more about the Spiritual Directors for these retreats here.
To review the questionnaire that we ask people to submit once registered, please download it here.
Come to the quiet of Bellarmine and take some time for yourself to get away from the distractions of life so you can read, write, catch up on sleep and pray. Spiritual Direction is available upon request with advance notice at time of registration; Otherwise, the time is yours to pray and enjoy the serenity of the house and grounds. You may register for either five or eight days.
Registration requires a $100 deposit, regardless of when you register.
5-Day Individually Directed Retreat (Early Bird: $695/$139 per night)
8-Day Individually Directed Retreat (Early Bird: $995/$124.38 per night)
Costs include all meals and spiritual direction. Deadline to lock in Early Bird pricing is March 29, 2023. Registrations after March 29, 2023 will have $100 added to the total cost.
Learn more about the Spiritual Directors for these retreats here.
To review the questionnaire that we ask people to submit once registered, please download it here.
Like Groundhog Day, it sometimes feels like we repeat the same liturgical seasons over and over again without growing much in our faith. Join Fr. Roc for this virtual evening retreat and explore ways to break out of the monotony and make the most of this Lenten season.
Bellarmine Jesuit Retreat House has started an “Ignatian Inspiration” series of live-recorded virtual retreats. This series focuses on stories about how people have used or are using the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius Loyola to lead more fulfilling lives in the service of others.
Below is a listing of retreats that we have recorded for you to watch or listen to. The benefit of these recorded retreats is that you can watch them when it's convenient for you. Please keep an eye out for future live virtual retreats. Learn more here.
Who is Jesus? This can be a complicated question. Around the world, Jesus is seen as a teacher, prophet, holy man, wonder-worker, or the Son of God. Who is Jesus to you? This is an essential question for anyone on a spiritual journey with Christ. Wherever you are in your journey with Jesus, this is a retreat to reflect on His call to follow Him (for the first time or anew) and the obstacles that may keep us from freely responding to His call.
In this online retreat, Fr. James Martin, SJ responds from his personal experience and gives an Ignatian perspective on sensing and responding to God's call. Jonathan Roumie, the actor portraying Jesus in The Chosen TV series, reflects on his own personal calling and on the call of the biblical characters dramatized in the series (viewing this series is suggested prior to attending the retreat). Retreatants will be invited to reflect on who the person of Jesus is in their own life and how they are called to follow Christ.
Life is full of choices. And when we say “Yes” to many things, even good things, that’s not a good thing. We invite you to spend a virtual evening with two Father Michaels, both of whom struggle with this issue in their lives. They’ll share what they’re learning from their mistakes, and how the Holy Spirit is guiding us all toward greater balance in our lives.
The recording of this retreat is now available for purchase. Click the button below to be taken to the purchase page. After completing the transaction you will receive a link to the recorded virtual retreat in your email.
The Whole Language - A Retreat with Fr. Greg Boyle, SJ
This special retreat was recorded at Bellarmine and includes 8 talks and a homily by Fr. Boyle. Fr. Boyle shares what he has learned in three decades of working with marginalized populations at Homeboy Industries in Los Angeles — that love is the answer, community is the context, and tenderness is the connective tissue. Tenderness reflects the foundational notion that there is no “us” and “them,” only “us.”
Fr. Boyle is the founder of Homeboy Industries in Los Angeles, the largest gang intervention, rehabilitation, and re-entry program in the world. Homeboy Industries employs and trains former gang members in a range of social enterprises, as well as provides critical services to thousands of men and women who walk through its doors every year. Fr. Boyle is the author of the 2010 New York Times bestseller Tattoos on the Heart: The Power of Boundless Compassion. His 2017 book is the Los Angeles Times bestseller Barking to the Choir: The Power of Radical Kinship.
Click "buy" to purchase the full album via Bandcamp for either direct download or streaming through the Bandcamp app. Preview the retreat talks from Fr. Boyle using the player below. The first talk is free to get a sample of the content.
March 10-12, 2023
An Ignatian, Silent Weekend Retreat for Men
Throughout the Bible God reveals himself on mountaintops. In fact, we speak of "mountaintop experiences" in our lives--those moments where we have had a deep experience of God. This retreat will follow the prayers of the Spiritual Exercises in hopes that through silence and prayer these will be days of encountering our God who desires to reveal himself to us.
Groups Attending: Assumption Parish, St. John Vianney Men’s Group, St. Isaac Jogues (Hinsdale), Walsh Jesuit High School Alumni, Saint Ignatius College Prep Alumni & Parents, Individuals
The Lord’s Prayer is very familiar to us, and it is a prayer we often say without reflecting on its considerable depth and vision. It is also the one prayer which Jesus teaches his disciples. Tertullian, an early Christian, called the Lord’s prayer, “the epitome of the Gospel.” In this retreat, we will experience some central themes of the Spiritual Exercises through the lens of the Lord’s Prayer, thus deepening our appreciation of both.
Groups Attending: Milwaukee STME Exodus 90, St. Vincent Ferrer (River Forest), Brothers at Bellarmine, Our Lady of Peace, Individuals
As we approach the holiest week of the Church year, let's just stop and be present to Jesus loving us without condition. This retreat will explore the obstacles to accepting this unconditional love and the fact that this acceptance requires a grace-filled courage.
Groups Attending: Knights of Columbus, St. Catherine of Sienna (Dundee), Individuals
Every day is filled with choices, large and small, each an opportunity to grow closer to God. Sometimes things we hold dear, consciously and unconsciously, get in the way. During this weekend we will experience movements of the Spiritual Exercises through a variety of Ignatian-inspired ways of praying toward the grace of living a life of love and service more freely.
Groups Attending: Saint Ignatius College Prep Alumni & Parents, Individuals
Why isn't the Church filled with saints? During this retreat, we will reflect on Jesus' mission to sinners and the way that He transforms them step by step, beginning with the apostles and continuing into the present time. The goal will be to see ourselves in the lives of the first disciples and their own relationship with Jesus Christ.
Groups Attending: St Mary of Vernon (Vernon Hills), Individuals
May 12, 2023 9:00 am to 3:00 pm
A Day of Reflection for Women
Retreat Masters:
Fr. J. Michael Sparough, SJ
and
Rachel Forton
Retreat Title:Holy is Her Name
Spend a day in the presence of other women getting in touch with the feminine qualities of God as we explore what it means to say "holy is Her name." As women, we do ourselves a disservice if we only ever relate to a male image of God. We know that God is without gender and encompasses all the masculine and feminine qualities of humanity. Imagining a feminine God helps us view our own femininity as sacred and precious. We will draw from Scripture (where God is referred to as a mother hen, midwife, laboring woman, and more), the words of holy women such as Julian of Norwich and Hildegard of Bingen, and the work of numerous women theologians and spiritual writers. Join us as we share prayer experiences designed to open our hearts to new ways of seeing God within and around us.
Like Groundhog Day, it sometimes feels like we repeat the same liturgical seasons over and over again without growing much in our faith. Join Fr. Roc for this virtual evening retreat and explore ways to break out of the monotony and make the most of this Lenten season.
All veterans and their adult family members are welcome for reflection on the transitions to and from military life. You’ll spend a day with others who understand what you’ve experienced.
Are you facing some tough decisions, or one big choice to make and having a hard time deciding? Or are you concerned that you are not doing what God wants you to be doing? Do you find yourself asking questions such as:
Should I trust my gut?
What do I really want?
What will make me and others happy in the long run?
Am I using my God given talents to the best of my ability?
What's God's will?
If so, this retreat can help you. Drawing on insights from his book, “What’s Your Decision?”, Fr. Michael will present an “Ignatian tool kit” for discernment and decision making, leading a series of prayer exercises designed to help us listen to God.
Jump start your Lent this year with a profound encounter with the Passion and Resurrection narratives as told in John’s gospel. Fr Michael will dramatize the scripture and reflect on its meaning in our lives today. Terri will touch our souls with Christian hymns new and old. This is a day you won’t want to miss as these two veteran performers use their gifts to help us open our hearts and minds to the depth of Jesus’ love for us.
In an age where the Church was being ripped apart by theological debate, St Ignatius Loyola was led by God to help people experience God’s love directly. 500 years later Jesuit Priest Fr.Michael Sparough, SJ and Episcopal Priest Fr. Al Johnson are teaming up to share insights from their own experience of St Ignatius' soul enriching, life changing program of spiritual renewal. This is a retreat for both those new to The Spiritual Exercises as well as veterans of many retreats. Join these two dynamic preachers and prayer leaders in a deep ecumenical dive into the heart of Ignatian spirituality.
Groups Attending: Sts. Peter & Paul, St. Thomas, & St. Raphael (Naperville), Queen of Peace (fka Divine Savior Norridge, St. Eugene and Our Lady Mother of the Church Parishes), Individuals
This retreat will seek to help retreatants harness the grace of Christ's resurrection and energy of the Spirit - waiting to work through us and empower us to do greater things - or what St. Ignatius called "the MAGIS."
Groups Attending: St. Mary (Des Plaines), Individuals
Jesus calls all people, and each of us in particular, to join him in building his kingdom. This day of reflection will give an opportunity to refresh our ears to what Jesus sounds like and to renew our hearts to respond to his call.
Retreat Master:
Bellarmine Jesuit Ministry Team and Additional Spiritual Directors
Retreat Title:Silent Private Retreats
Come to enjoy the quiet of Bellarmine before the busy holiday season. Spiritual Direction is available upon request. Otherwise, enjoy the time to pray, rest and enjoy the serenity of the house and grounds.
On retreat, we will reflect prayerfully on the primary scriptures and actions of Triduum to discern how we enter into the Mystery of Christ which our Lenten disciplines will have already revealed to us. Knowing ourselves can deepen our relationship with Christ who is the central focus of Triduum.
Our retreat, which falls on the Sunday after Easter, now known as Divine Mercy Sunday, will lead us to a deeper awareness of God's mercy. Having reflected on our experience of mercy, we will focus on having a merciful heart like the Heart of Jesus.
The Ignatian Spirituality & Yoga retreat will include talks from the retreat leaders, gentle movement, group prayer, silent personal reflection, small group sharing, spiritual direction, Confession, and the Eucharist. The retreat sessions will explore the four Universal Apostolic Preferences of the Society of Jesus through the lens of both the Christian and Yoga traditions. This retreat offers a unique opportunity to learn, relax, and connect with God, nature, self, and others. No prior experience with Ignatian spirituality of yoga is required.
All veterans and their adult family members are welcome for reflection on the transitions to and from military life. You’ll spend a day with others who understand what you’ve experienced.
Puede sonar extraño hablar de la “humildad” de Dios. Si nos fijamos en la imagen de Dios que ha sido revelado en la persona de Jesús, vemos efectivamente que Dios es, antes que nada, humilde, cercano y sencillo. Durante este día de oración, trataremos de purificar nuestras imágenes de Dios, concentrándonos tanto en la belleza de la creación como en el misterio de la encarnación. Si llegamos a conocer el rostro humilde de nuestro Dios, nos quedará más claro cómo hemos de ser imagen de Dios y cómo ser discípulo de Jesús.
Favor de registrarse de antemano. Es necesario para que haya comida suficiente en el almuerzo y para cumplir con las normas de distanciamiento social. Gracias!
Program Cost: There is no cost for this retreat; free will donations accepted. Se aceptan donaciones. (includes Lunch)
Come to the quiet of Bellarmine and take some time for yourself to get away from the distractions of life so you can read, write, catch up on sleep and pray. Spiritual Direction is available upon request with advance notice at time of registration; Otherwise, the time is yours to pray and enjoy the serenity of the house and grounds. You may register for either five or eight days.
Registration requires a $100 deposit, regardless of when you register.
5-Day Individually Directed Retreat (Early Bird: $695/$139 per night)
8-Day Individually Directed Retreat (Early Bird: $995/$124.38 per night)
Costs include all meals and spiritual direction. Deadline to lock in Early Bird pricing is March 29, 2023. Registrations after March 29, 2023 will have $100 added to the total cost.
Learn more about the Spiritual Directors for these retreats here.
To review the questionnaire that we ask people to submit once registered, please download it here.
Come to the quiet of Bellarmine and take some time for yourself to get away from the distractions of life so you can read, write, catch up on sleep and pray. Spiritual Direction is available upon request with advance notice at time of registration; Otherwise, the time is yours to pray and enjoy the serenity of the house and grounds. You may register for either five or eight days.
Registration requires a $100 deposit, regardless of when you register.
5-Day Individually Directed Retreat (Early Bird: $695/$139 per night)
8-Day Individually Directed Retreat (Early Bird: $995/$124.38 per night)
Costs include all meals and spiritual direction. Deadline to lock in Early Bird pricing is March 29, 2023. Registrations after March 29, 2023 will have $100 added to the total cost.
Learn more about the Spiritual Directors for these retreats here.
To review the questionnaire that we ask people to submit once registered, please download it here.
Jesus shares many meals in the Gospels. During this retreat we will reflect on why “breaking bread together” is important to Jesus’ ministry and for the mission given to married couples.
Abstinence, maintained through attending meetings and working the 12 steps, is the foundation of recovery. But abstinence is only the beginning. Quality sobriety includes an invitation to face the issues that may have been present before the first drink, or character traits that were twisted during our using days. Stage Two recovery holds the promise of a meaningful and connected life. This journey enables us to cultivate healthy relationships and move through challenges as a person of integrity and worth.
Like Groundhog Day, it sometimes feels like we repeat the same liturgical seasons over and over again without growing much in our faith. Join Fr. Roc for this virtual evening retreat and explore ways to break out of the monotony and make the most of this Lenten season.
Jump start your Lent this year with a profound encounter with the Passion and Resurrection narratives as told in John’s gospel. Fr Michael will dramatize the scripture and reflect on its meaning in our lives today. Terri will touch our souls with Christian hymns new and old. This is a day you won’t want to miss as these two veteran performers use their gifts to help us open our hearts and minds to the depth of Jesus’ love for us.
Jesus calls all people, and each of us in particular, to join him in building his kingdom. This day of reflection will give an opportunity to refresh our ears to what Jesus sounds like and to renew our hearts to respond to his call.
May 12, 2023 9:00 am to 3:00 pm
A Day of Reflection for Women
Retreat Masters:
Fr. J. Michael Sparough, SJ
and
Rachel Forton
Retreat Title:Holy is Her Name
Spend a day in the presence of other women getting in touch with the feminine qualities of God as we explore what it means to say "holy is Her name." As women, we do ourselves a disservice if we only ever relate to a male image of God. We know that God is without gender and encompasses all the masculine and feminine qualities of humanity. Imagining a feminine God helps us view our own femininity as sacred and precious. We will draw from Scripture (where God is referred to as a mother hen, midwife, laboring woman, and more), the words of holy women such as Julian of Norwich and Hildegard of Bingen, and the work of numerous women theologians and spiritual writers. Join us as we share prayer experiences designed to open our hearts to new ways of seeing God within and around us.
Puede sonar extraño hablar de la “humildad” de Dios. Si nos fijamos en la imagen de Dios que ha sido revelado en la persona de Jesús, vemos efectivamente que Dios es, antes que nada, humilde, cercano y sencillo. Durante este día de oración, trataremos de purificar nuestras imágenes de Dios, concentrándonos tanto en la belleza de la creación como en el misterio de la encarnación. Si llegamos a conocer el rostro humilde de nuestro Dios, nos quedará más claro cómo hemos de ser imagen de Dios y cómo ser discípulo de Jesús.
Favor de registrarse de antemano. Es necesario para que haya comida suficiente en el almuerzo y para cumplir con las normas de distanciamiento social. Gracias!
Program Cost: There is no cost for this retreat; free will donations accepted. Se aceptan donaciones. (includes Lunch)
All veterans and their adult family members are welcome for reflection on the transitions to and from military life. You’ll spend a day with others who understand what you’ve experienced.
All veterans and their adult family members are welcome for reflection on the transitions to and from military life. You’ll spend a day with others who understand what you’ve experienced.
Come to the quiet of Bellarmine and take some time for yourself to get away from the distractions of life so you can read, write, catch up on sleep and pray. Spiritual Direction is available upon request with advance notice at time of registration; Otherwise, the time is yours to pray and enjoy the serenity of the house and grounds. You may register for either five or eight days.
Registration requires a $100 deposit, regardless of when you register.
5-Day Individually Directed Retreat (Early Bird: $695/$139 per night)
8-Day Individually Directed Retreat (Early Bird: $995/$124.38 per night)
Costs include all meals and spiritual direction. Deadline to lock in Early Bird pricing is March 29, 2023. Registrations after March 29, 2023 will have $100 added to the total cost.
Learn more about the Spiritual Directors for these retreats here.
To review the questionnaire that we ask people to submit once registered, please download it here.
Come to the quiet of Bellarmine and take some time for yourself to get away from the distractions of life so you can read, write, catch up on sleep and pray. Spiritual Direction is available upon request with advance notice at time of registration; Otherwise, the time is yours to pray and enjoy the serenity of the house and grounds. You may register for either five or eight days.
Registration requires a $100 deposit, regardless of when you register.
5-Day Individually Directed Retreat (Early Bird: $695/$139 per night)
8-Day Individually Directed Retreat (Early Bird: $995/$124.38 per night)
Costs include all meals and spiritual direction. Deadline to lock in Early Bird pricing is March 29, 2023. Registrations after March 29, 2023 will have $100 added to the total cost.
Learn more about the Spiritual Directors for these retreats here.
To review the questionnaire that we ask people to submit once registered, please download it here.