The Jesuit Retreat Center of Los Altos

A Non-silent Retreat for Women and Men, led by Fr. Tom Weston SJ At this time of the year, we often ask ourselves how we can achieve a sense of thankfulness and tranquility. We’ll take a look at the many gifts we’ve been given — and pay attention to the many ways we can be […]

A Non-silent Retreat for Women and Men, led by Paul Hanley, Mary Abinante, and Fr. Chi Ngo SJ Ignatius called himself the pilgrim — a traveler who comes from afar on a journey to a holy place. His openness allowed him to experience God deeply in the events of his life. His faith inspired him […]

A Non-silent Retreat for Women and Men, lead by Deacon Ron Hansen Noted author Ron Hansen will help us examine the presence of God in contemporary literature and film. How do we use books and movies to enhance our faith? Suggested readings will be provided in advance to facilitate retreat discussion; films will be viewed […]

A Non-silent Retreat for Women and Men, led by Fr. Gregory Boyle SJ If love is the answer, then tenderness is the methodology, strategy, and way of proceeding. With a foundation of 30 years of ministry to gang members, Fr. Boyle will use scripture to help us see tenderness as a measure of spiritual maturity.

A Non-silent Retreat for Women, led by Ms. Catherine Wolff and Ms. Nancy Greenfield Pope Francis has expressed a "vivid hope" that women will play a "more incisive" role in the Catholic Church, as well as in all the venues in which "the most important decisions are adopted." Together, we will seek new ways for […]

A Non-silent Retreat for Women and Men, led by Fr. Donal Godfrey SJ and Fr. Bob Stephan SJ He's Time Magazine's Person of the Year. The first non-European Pope in 1,200 years. The first Jesuit Pope. He even appeared on the cover of Rolling Stone Magazine. In mere months, Pope Francis elevated the healing mission […]

A Non-silent Retreat for Women and Men, led by Fr. Bob Fabing SJ and Ms. Chris Goodman Mother Teresa answered the call to serve the poorest of the poor. The retreat presentations, private prayer, and liturgies will be rooted in this theme. How is it possible that we each might respond in our own way […]

A Non-silent Retreat for Women and Men, led by Ms. Chris Rogers and Ms. Rosemary Robinson What does it mean to be invited by God — to be called forth in a particular, personal way? Through poetry, music, scripture, silence and conversation, we will examine the notion of vocation in terms of living out of […]

A Silent Retreat for Women Renowned priest and author Henri Nouwen insisted that an authentic life came from living out of the core of who we truly are. The questions are, then: Who are we? What is our spiritual identity, and how do we identify our true selves? In this highly technological age, we will […]

A Silent Retreat for Men, led by Fr. Kevin Leidich SJ and Michael Cheney St. Ignatius Loyola invites us to consider how God is actively involved in our lives every day. He sees our relationship with God as dynamic and rooted in the invitation to share in God’s work and ministry. Let’s explore ways of […]

Give the gift of healing… If you or someone you know has been touched by an abortion and the issue of forgiveness is absolute, however healing has never taken place then a Rachel’s Vineyard Retreat would be a life changing gift. This retreat is for singles, married couples, siblings, Grandparents or medical professionals. The next […]

Retreat Director Jim Harbaugh SJ is the author of "A 12-Step Approach to the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius", a study of the parallels between St. Ignatius and Alcoholics Anonymous co-founder Bill Wilson. Did you know that Ignatian spirituality was influential in the founding of AA? Come explore the way your spirituality and recovery intertwine […]

Jesus was a rabbi with unique qualities of leadership. He also had challenging obligations for his disciples. Today, we – his disciples – must allow our hearts to be continually transformed by following him faithfully. Let your heart be transformed during a weekend of reflection, prayer, and tranquility. A Silent Retreat for Women & Men […]

Living the Good News Fr. Chi Ngo, S.J. Cost: $50 Includes continental breakfast, lunch, snacks, and concludes with Mass Call: (650) 917-4047 to register

What do you miss the most about your Jesuit education - the atmosphere of spiritual inquiry; commitment to civic engagement and social justice; interaction with like-minded people? Join fellow alumni for a gathering that promises to offer camaraderie, fresh insight, and spiritual renewal. A Non-silent Retreat for Women & Men directed by Bishop Gordon Bennett, […]

Beginning Experience program presentation at the Jesuit Retreat Center of Los Altos. This program helps divorced, separated and widowed take a step forward, find renewed hope and vitality to enjoy life and through God, experience positive growth. Weekend includes 2 nights stay, 6 meals and all materials, $260. Scholarships available. For more information, visit http://www.sanjosebe.com or […]

So, Ignatius said to find God in all things. But how do we do that? How did Ignatius learn to recognize the presence of God everywhere? We will look to see how faith, life, relationships, and values lead us toward God. What have we got to learn from the barriers that Ignatius faced — and […]

Ignatius of Loyola said that discernment is the interpretation of the "motions of the soul." These interior movements consist of many things: thoughts, emotions, desires, repulsions, attractions. Spiritual discernment involves becoming sensitive to these movements, reflecting on them, and understanding where they come from and where they lead us. We will spend time exploring how […]

As one of the most important days in the Christian calendar, Palm Sunday is a time when we reflect on the final week of Jesus’ earthly ministry – from his entry into Jerusalem to celebrate the Passover to his final day on earth. It is also a time to prepare our hearts for Jesus’ Passion […]

Fordham University's John Cecero, S.J. is a clinical psychologist specializing in the healing role that spirituality plays in mental health. Join Fr. Cecero for reflection and discussion on how to liberate ourselves from fear and anxiety through prayer. This retreat is non-silent and open to women and men. Register online or call Carmel Smith at […]