The Spiritual Exercises are for those who desire to have a deep intimate relationship with Jesus Christ, to be freed from disorders and attachments with a heartfelt knowledge as the beloved sinner, and to flourish in discovering their true identity, mission, and place in the world through grateful loving service.

St. Ignatius offers us a framework as we venture off into entering into Mysteries in a personal encounter and discovery of the Word of God.

The following guidelines of St. Ignatius help to develop a rhythm and pace for prayer which can be adjusted as the retreat goes on.

A Self-Directed Retreat: To Know, To Love, To Follow Beginning with Peter's encounter with Jesus who called to him from the shores to...

A Self Directed Retreat The Desired Grace: I pray for the following grace: A deep felt awareness and appreciation of how God has been...

Jesus knew how important one's imagination was, for he taught in parables – The Prodigal Son, The Widow's Mite, The Rich Young Man, The...

Spiritual direction in the Ignatian tradition services the whole person holding the balance at the threshold between prayer and everyday life.

The Review is a distinct method or spiritual exercise used in the Spiritual Exercises by which the pilgrim reflects, by oneself, on...