Perhaps you're interested in learning how Scripture, prayer, Benedictine wisdom or art can enhance your spirituality.
Saint Meinrad offers a variety of monk-led retreats during the year - on these and other topics at our Guest House and Retreat Center in southern Indiana.
Three-day retreats are held on weekends (Friday evening through Sunday noon) or during the week (Tuesday evening through Thursday noon).
Check-in time for retreats is 2-5 p.m. Vespers in the Archabbey Church is at 5 p.m. followed by supper. The opening conference typically begins at 6:30 or 7:30 p.m. The retreat concludes with lunch on the last day of the program. A complete schedule is provided at registration.
To register online, begin by clicking on the title of the retreat that interests you.
Retreat conferences will center on the teachings of St. Paul to explore what Christ has done for us through his Incarnation.
This workshop is designed for directors of liturgical music and singers in parish liturgies who are new to chant.
In this exploration of the Feast of the Conversion of St. Paul, Apostle, we will reflect on Saul’s road to Damascus.
Valentine Retreat – Married Couples Only
Take some time away from the day-to-day with your spouse and rest at Saint Meinrad.
Participants will explore different pattern styles in order to create an image that can be used to quiet the mind. Some of these styles include: sacred geometry, grids/tiles, pixelation, and Celtic...
This retreat will guide participants in a reflective way of praying the Lord’s Prayer.
Today we receive ashes as a reminder that we are dust and to dust we will return. Together, we will turn toward the God of love and mercy as we face the truth of our lives.
Retreat conferences will reflect on the spiritual and theological foundations of “contemplation” as a mode of Christian prayer and a mainstay of spiritual formation and maturity.
This retreat, offered shortly before Holy Week, will examine each of the Passion accounts.
Take some time to ponder the great mysteries of Christ’s life, death, and resurrection this week by active and reflective participation in prayer with the monastic community as well as supplemental...