​Wholeness & Holiness 
How do we experience our wholeness and holiness as individuals and as Church?

• Sanctum Retreat Centre - Monday to Friday, May 1-5, 2023 
• Mount St. Francis Retreat Centre - Monday to Friday, May 8-12, 2023  

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​Each of us are called by name by Christ to serve the people of God. We are called to bring our whole selves to the Church: “For just as the body is one and has many members, and all the members of the body, though many, are one body, so it is with Christ.”  
 
With seven brief sessions, a gentle reflection on who we are at this moment and an invitation through scripture to draw ourselves more deeply to Christ. An awareness, too, of where we may be lacking or even experiencing brokenness, and where healing can take place.

Retreat begins on Monday at 6:30 pm with dinner and will end on the Friday with breakfast. You will need to bring your alb, stole, and breviary. Register now or scroll below. 

Register online now

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COST: $400.00. Please have your parish issue the cheque payable to the retreat centre you have registered with. 

• Please bring the parish cheque with you, do not mail it in. 
• No-show registrants will still be charged the full amount.​

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• DIOCESAN PRIESTS:
  Please be reminded of the Diocesan Policy (applicable to Diocesan Priests only); that you are required to attend an Annual Diocesan Retreat. To attend an annual retreat elsewhere requires the permission of the Bishop and notification to the Chancellor as to the date and place of such a retreat.
• RETIRED DIOCESAN PRIESTS AND PRIESTS NOT IN PARISH MINISTRY:
  If registering for one of the retreats, please indicate on the form so that the cheque may be issued for your registration.
• RELIGIOUS PRIESTS:
  ​Priests who are members of Religious Communities are also welcome to take advantage of these retreats. The Order is responsible for the registration fee of retired religious priests.

Retreat Master

Father James Kelly, SJ is a retreat and spiritual director at Manresa Jesuit Spiritual Renewal Centre in Pickering, Ontario. He returned there last summer after spending about fifteen years living in a First Nation on Manitoulin Island where he was pastor of four small parishes.

Previously Fr. Jim provided spiritual and religious care in a health care setting for several years and has spent many seasons at Martyrs’ Shrine in Midland, Ontario – that joyful and visible sign of the Church Triumphant – near his hometown in Huronia.