Step away from the noise of daily life and experience the peace of Saint Meinrad Archabbey.
Whether you’re seeking spiritual renewal, discernment, or simply time with God, our Benedictine hospitality, beautiful surroundings, and guided retreats offer a sacred space to listen, pray, and grow.
Check in times for retreats are 2:00 pm central. Vespers in the Archabbey Church is at 5 p.m., followed by supper. The opening conference typically begins at 7:30 p.m. The retreat concludes with lunch on the last day of the program. A complete schedule will be provided at check-in.
If you would like to arrive or depart on dates other than the scheduled retreat start and end, please contact us at guestservices@saintmeinrad.edu or by calling 812-357-6611.
To register online, begin by clicking on the title of the retreat that interests you.
(Priests Retreat) This retreat will focus on some of those stories of faith as presented in the Gospel of Matthew.
(Women's Retreat) This retreat will consider examples of such women, past and present, to honor their contributions and to reflect on how we, too, carry the light of Christ i...
Retreat conferences will reflect on what it means to be Eucharistic people - as individual disciples and as Christ's Church.
This retreat explores the problem of loneliness and how Christians can offer healing to those who suffer.
The stories of women in the Church who have bravely and boldly stood in the fire of the Holy Spirit can enrich our present lives. We will consider saints, mystics, doctors of the Church, and ...
Young Adults ages 18-35
This retreat seeks to gather Catholic and other Christian gamers for a weekend of prayer, fellowship over meals, Eucharistic devotion, and, of...
Taking place on the weekend of the Solemnity of Corpus Christi, this retreat will explore the development of church architecture, the meaning of liturgical focal points, and their connection ...
We will consider the main sources of doubt: the idea that science can explain everything without God, and the problem of why God would allow so much suffering.
We will reflect on some of the key teachings each of these women offer us as ways to stay connected with the theological virtue of hope, vital for every time and age...ours included!
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Whether you want to read Scripture with discernment as part of your personal prayer (i.e. lectio divina), lead a Bible study, or seek enrichment when you hear the Word a...