EMBARK ON A SPIRITUAL JOURNEY...
walk in your own shoes and follow the steps of St. Ignatius of Loyola to listen for God's invitation to journey with the Holy in your life!
Our days are full of to-do lists. The unceasing tide of e-mails and texts can leave us weary at days end. If life is feeling too full and hectic, perhaps 'A Retreat for Busy People' will afford you the time to slow down and breathe. The Fall 2024 session of this retreat is flexible in that the individual meetings adapt to your busy schedule, meeting once weekly (in-person in the Faber Center or virtually) with a spiritual companion beginning Monday, September 16.
Call (414) 288-4545 or email the Faber Center for more information.
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retreat for busy poeple
Give yourself the gift of quiet time to refresh and renew your spirit. This free, silent retreat is an opportunity for our staff and faculty to reflect and be renewed. Join us as we tap into the Ignatian tradition and explore the spiritual wisdom it offers us today. This retreat takes place at the Jesuit Retreat House in Oshkosh, WI, October 25-27.
This retreat will be led by Rita Dollard O'Malley D.Min
Provincial's Assistant for Ignatian Spirituality and
Liaison for Higher Education/Co-Director SIF
Check-in from 4 to 6 PM
Retreat starts at 5:15 PM with a Social in Loyola Lounge
Departure after lunch on Sunday
PLEASE NOTE: Space is limited to the retreat house's capacity.
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fall weekend retreat
Seeking to grow your relationship with God? Escape the noise of the city and of daily life on the Silent Directed Retreat, held at the beautiful and serene Jesuit Retreat House on Lake Winnebago, January 6-11, 2025. This six-day retreat is based on the model offered by St. Ignatius of Loyola in the Spiritual Exercises. Along with daily meetings with a spiritual director to help process and guide the retreat, each individual will have freedom in forming the overall pattern of his or her retreat. As a silent, individual retreat, there are plenty of opportunities for personal prayer, reflection, rest, and time outdoors. Communal prayer and worship opportunities will also be available.
The Faber Center and Campus Ministry facilitate the Silent Directed Retreat as partners, making this one of only two retreats that students, faculty, and staff attend together. The resulting intergenerational community is a highlight of this retreat.
Silent Directed retreat is an ideal opportunity to take intentional steps forward in your relationship with God and reflect on what God’s invitations are for you right now
Cost:
$200 for faculty and staff
$700 for alumni
The retreat fee covers food and lodging for the duration of the retreat, all retreat programming, and spiritual direction for all retreatants. Financial assistance is readily available; contact Michael Dante if additional funding would help you take part in this year’s retreat.
REGISTRATION OPENING DECEMBER 2024.
FRIDAY, MAY 2, 2025
Embark on a journey of self-care and reflection during our Spring staff and faculty retreat.
This is an opportunity to press pause as we close another academic year. Our Spring Retreat is a wonderful time to come together with colleagues, unwind, and marvel at the beauty of nature while contemplating the presence of the divine in our journeys.
Join us for a tranquil and revitalizing experience. Breakfast, lunch, and snacks will be provided, offering moments of nourishment and connection throughout the retreat.
REGISTRATION OPENING SPRING 2025.
St. Ignatius’s Spiritual Exercises offer faculty and staff a profound encounter with the love of God as they travel to the depths of who they are. This structured retreat allows people to come into contact with their deep desires, moves them to a place of greater inner freedom, and energizes them for more holistic living. This 1-on-1 retreat experience provides the personal attention and guidance throughout the academic year. For more details, please contact the Faber Center at (414) 288-4545 or email fabercenter@marquette.edu
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